William, I certainly never said, wrote, thought that thinking was non-epistemic - nor is the result of the process of consciousness. What is not clear (for me) is the status of a non-conscious experience. Is a non-conscious experience just a sensation?
My point was exclusively about the sensorial process. As you say, "feeling arises from bodily sensations" making sensations non-epistemic and feelings part of the perceptual process = epistemic. Luc www.lucdelannoy.com William worte: (...) Feeling and reasoning are connected. Feeling arises from bodily sensations and is a necessary part of "thinking". I'm getting at the position that denies the possibility of non-epistemic thinking or consciousness. WC ---
