Dialectic of mind

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The dual-process dialectic of mind is a framework that builds upon the foundational principles of dual process theory, which posits the existence of two distinct systems in human cognition: the intuitive mind and the logical mind. It seems apparent that negative schemata originate from usage of the intuitive mind where logic is needed. Thus, with this view, it becomes necessary to dialectically create a synthesis or "synthetic mind" in order to locate cognitive distortions that have become schemata (using intuitive faculties) and eliminate them (using logical faculties).

History

The dialectic of mind has been independently reached by several ancient philosophers.

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