There’s a difference between seeing and looking, between hearing and listening, says Andrew Noble. But these different forms of attention have been collapsed together in recent thinking, he argues. Not all attention is active or under our conscious control.
We also need to think about passive attention, and how our “default” settings are set up.
While t…
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