Such views place him solidly in the American mainstream.' The mind boggles.
Borrowing from Susan Hurley (1998), mainstream views of the mind have been committed to the "classical sandwich model", the claim that cognition (in the narrow sense) is segregated from processing in low-level systems, therefore acting like meat in a sandwich em-breaded by perception and action.
iTunes is deeply ingrained in the mainstream consumer mind and Spotify is some wet behind the ears startup that, although popular, has done no mainstream marketing to date.
But this was more than just a bunch of hipster writers and wannabe hipster writers comparing ironic facial hair or discussing the latest hot bar; this was a wide section of society, bound by their interest in reading, in new writing, in books that were not discounted, not written with the mainstream in mind and not backed by huge marketing dollars.
It'll be many years (if ever) before that goes mainstream, but the line between the mind and its tech is growing finer.
Although the phrase hasn't entered mainstream conversation, "competency education" is on the mind of lots of educators and policymakers.
"Over the years we have seen the mainstream open its mind and heart to gender.
Most were relieved VICE wasn't a newspaper in the mind of Ford Nation, the mainstream media are crooks who drove Ford deeper into addiction and eventually to death.
So indulge me in a little fantasy of a LGB person saying they are "other" just to be bloody-minded – as a way of telling the nosy, predominantly hetero mainstream to mind their own business.
I cannot see the Arab or European mainstream, never mind this supposedly homogenous 'Left' accepting this is anything other than an underhand attempt to grab hold of one of the biggest oil producers in this world.
And finally, the service is designed with the needs of mainstream users in mind and not the Silicon Valley, tech-savvy ones, he says.
