Shakespeare played a huge role in expanding the expressive capacity of the language, especially in the verbal representation of thinking and subjectivity.
On Goodman's broad, structuralist way of thinking, representational systems in general consist of sets of possible physical objects that count as token representations.
Ways of thinking, such as representations of knowledge and methods of organizing and expressing information, are influenced by the perceptual and motor systems including body shape and movement, neural systems engaged in action planning, and systems involved in sensation and perception (Glenberg, 2010).
A year earlier, John Berger and Mike Dibb's collaboration on Ways of Seeing was not just original programme-making; it opened up new ways of thinking about the representation of women in art and the ideological nature of much conventional art history.
In particular, these advances call to question the traditional way of thinking of political representation as a principal-agent relationship.
It's the hole that is important: this void is a three-dimensional representation of Metzger thinking about nothing.
For example, the capability of verbal representation of ones' thinking process can vary greatly among different subjects.
"It's a very novel and creative way of thinking about the data" that "may provide a better representation of human history".
Another line of thinking about fictions is concerned with the question of what sorts of representations in science ought to be regarded as fictional.
While there is much disagreement about the nature of the representations and computations that constitute thinking, the central hypothesis is general enough to encompass the current range of thinking in cognitive science, including connectionist theories which model thinking using artificial neural networks.
