Analytic Psychology volume 1
Analytic Psychology volume 1
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When this happens, attention, being hindered in its progress, becomes concentrated at the point of the ideal series where the obstruction is encountered. This concentra- tion of attention is at the same time an intensification of desire. It is also generally felt that the words "striving" or "conation" can be applied with special appropriateness in such cases, be- cause they involve marked strain or struggle against resistance.
The devisal of means for the production of change in the external e...nvironment is an internal activity quite analogous to trains of theoretical reasoning. The ultimate end aimed at is either the result in the external world, as anticipated in thought, or some sensory experience, which is looked forward to as a consequence of the external change.
An example of the second group of cases is the desire for Feeling and Conation. 129 food, which can only be satisfied by the actual experience of eating. An example of the first group is afforded by a man at the point of death making a will.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When this happens, attention, being hindered in its progress, becomes concentrated at the point of the ideal series where the obstruction is encountered. This concentra- tion of attention is at the same time an intensification of desire. It is also generally felt that the words "striving" or "conation" can be applied with special appropriateness in such cases, be- cause they involve marked strain or struggle against resistance.
The devisal of means for the production of change in the external e...nvironment is an internal activity quite analogous to trains of theoretical reasoning. The ultimate end aimed at is either the result in the external world, as anticipated in thought, or some sensory experience, which is looked forward to as a consequence of the external change.
An example of the second group of cases is the desire for Feeling and Conation. 129 food, which can only be satisfied by the actual experience of eating. An example of the first group is afforded by a man at the point of death making a will.
What to read after Analytic Psychology volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Frederick Stout to read onlineMoreLess
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