Member of Council of the Royal Institute of Philosophy. Outside Sussex, she has lectured widely, to both specialist and general audiences, in North and South America, Europe, India, the USSR, and the Pacific. Her work has been translated into sixteen foreign languages. At present, she is writing a book on the history of cognitive science. These are all highly interdisciplinary, reflecting her own academic background.
Human freedom differs from the relatively unvarying actions of non-human animals.
It arises from the complex integration of cognition, motivation, and emotion in human personality. In abnormal personalities, freedom is limited in various ways. In Psychology How creativity is possible. Creativity is an aspect of human freedom. It's possible to account for it in scientifically respectable terms.