Consciousness and meaning
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Abstract It has been argued that, in thinking, some aspects of behaviour are “reflected in consciousness”; that these aspects may cease to reach consciousness through repetition. When this happens in the case of an object's being linked with a verbal response, the response acquires “meaning” when the intervening links cease to reach consciousness, or, perhaps, cease to exist. This description is briefly compared with some other viewpoints.