A Beginner's Psychology
A Beginner's Psychology
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(5) It has been said that we have no memory, but only memories. In what sense or senses is this statement true?
(6) Memory has been described as a storehouse of ideas, as a power to revive perceptions, as a universal function of organic matter, and as decaying sense. Try to realise clearly what the users of these phrases had in mind ; say what you can in their favour; show in what respects they are inadequate to the psychology of memory.
(7) Can you give instances ...of empathy, from your own experience : in the reading of history or fiction, in the viewing of architecture or landscape, in watching an actor or a musi- cian or an athlete, in day-dreaming? Describe as accurately as you can the different ' feel ' of empathy and sympathy ; do not be satisfied with meanings.
(8) (a) Read Hawthorne's preface to The House of the Seven Gables and G. P. Lathrop's Introduction. What light do they throw on the mechanics of constructive imagina- tion ? (b) Read Poe's essay on The Philosophy of Composi- tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Give reasons for your answer.
(5) It has been said that we have no memory, but only memories. In what sense or senses is this statement true?
(6) Memory has been described as a storehouse of ideas, as a power to revive perceptions, as a universal function of organic matter, and as decaying sense. Try to realise clearly what the users of these phrases had in mind ; say what you can in their favour; show in what respects they are inadequate to the psychology of memory.
(7) Can you give instances ...of empathy, from your own experience : in the reading of history or fiction, in the viewing of architecture or landscape, in watching an actor or a musi- cian or an athlete, in day-dreaming? Describe as accurately as you can the different ' feel ' of empathy and sympathy ; do not be satisfied with meanings.
(8) (a) Read Hawthorne's preface to The House of the Seven Gables and G. P. Lathrop's Introduction. What light do they throw on the mechanics of constructive imagina- tion ? (b) Read Poe's essay on The Philosophy of Composi- tion.
What to read after A Beginner's Psychology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Titchener, Edward Bradford, 1867-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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