by Guy Claxton · Fourth Estate · tapa blanda · ISBN 9781857027099
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«Hare Brain, Tortoise Mind» is the psychology essay by Guy Claxton, published by Fourth Estate in paperback (272 pages, in English).
Guy Claxton argues that the mind also needs slow ways of knowing, linked to intuition and the unconscious. With evidence from cognitive science, he shows how they capture subtle patterns, resolve confusing situations, and address emotional problems better than rational intellect, and proposes trusting them to think better.
Published in 1998 in the UK. The full subtitle is 'Why Intelligence Increases When You Think Less'.
For readers interested in popular psychology, science communication, and improving their thinking habits.
cognitive scientist and educationalist (1947-)
