Matter of Mind

What We Think We Thought We Knew

von Danielle M Runions

446 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

What if the thought you never said aloud was never yours alone?Two people can share the same words, facts, and experience-and leave with completely different truths. Matter of Mind: What We Think We Thought We Knew explores that distance: how society teaches us what things mean, how perception becomes belief, how memory reshapes certainty, and how language can connect us or keep us apart.Drawn from more than twenty years of journals and lived observation, Danielle Runions brings sociology, epistemology, philosophy, embodied perception, and personal reflection into one searching inquiry.Inside, you will explore: - how social meanings become private beliefs- how thought, emotion, memory, language, and identity shape one another- why misunderstanding survives even between people who care- how certainty forms-and what can happen when we question it- why a private thought can feel less isolating when someone else gives it wordsThis is not a step-by-step self-help program, and it does not demand linear reading. Open it anywhere. Stop when a sentence stays with you. Return when you are ready to see it differently.For readers drawn to sociology, epistemology, consciousness, perception, human behavior, and the private architecture of belief, Matter of Mind does not offer another borrowed answer. It offers a place to recognize your own questions.You are not alone in the thought. The thought is where the conversation begins.

• ISBN: 9798182783200
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 15.09.2026
• Größe: 229 x 152 mm
• Verlag: Danielle M. Runions