Analytic Psychology volume 2
Analytic Psychology volume 2
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This general plan is not, however, as such, a part of the train ; in emerging out of implicit into explicit apprehension, the general scheme becomes parti- cularised ; it becomes embodied in those concrete and determinate relations of concrete and determinate elements which constitute the product of the process. The universal element in intuitive thinking is never itself attended to in contradistinction from its particular embodiment : it is to be found only in the apperceptive activity which g...ives interest and significance to the serial process as a whole. It controls the working of the associations by which presentations succeed each other in the focus of consciousness, so that by relative suggestion a specifically new whole is constructed on the model of a preformed type. A chess-player need not in actual play think about the general laws of the game or about general maxims derived from previous experience. It is much nearer the truth to say that he thinks by means of such laws or maxims than that he thinks about them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This general plan is not, however, as such, a part of the train ; in emerging out of implicit into explicit apprehension, the general scheme becomes parti- cularised ; it becomes embodied in those concrete and determinate relations of concrete and determinate elements which constitute the product of the process. The universal element in intuitive thinking is never itself attended to in contradistinction from its particular embodiment : it is to be found only in the apperceptive activity which g...ives interest and significance to the serial process as a whole. It controls the working of the associations by which presentations succeed each other in the focus of consciousness, so that by relative suggestion a specifically new whole is constructed on the model of a preformed type. A chess-player need not in actual play think about the general laws of the game or about general maxims derived from previous experience. It is much nearer the truth to say that he thinks by means of such laws or maxims than that he thinks about them.
What to read after Analytic Psychology volume 2?
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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