Beauty Ugliness And Other Studies in Psychological Aesthetics
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] Various coincidences could be enumerated which point, moreover, to the fact that these adjustments of breathing and balance are the actual physical mechanism! for the perception of Form, the sense * Here again I can only humbly apologise. The only " insuffi- ciency " was in my own knowledge and modesty. V. L. (1911). F To such an extent that if while trying to visualise an object with shut eyes we refuse to let ourselves breathe, the act of seeing the form in memory becomes impossible. C. A. ...-T. (1897). J Titchener, Feeling and A ttention, p. 307. "The typical form of attention, if one induces it for purposes of introspection, is voluntary attention. Consciousness in the state of voluntary attention is composed, in part, of ' muskulare Spannungsempfindungen. ' When, then, one seeks to introspect the attentive consciousness, one comes naturally upon these sensations of strain ; they are made focal ; and in the process of their focalisation, a ' feeling of activity ' must, on Wundt's view, be struck out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] Various coincidences could be enumerated which point, moreover, to the fact that these adjustments of breathing and balance are the actual physical mechanism! for the perception of Form, the sense * Here again I can only humbly apologise. The only " insuffi- ciency " was in my own knowledge and modesty. V. L. (1911). F To such an extent that if while trying to visualise an object with shut eyes we refuse to let ourselves breathe, the act of seeing the form in memory becomes impossible. C. A. ...-T. (1897). J Titchener, Feeling and A ttention, p. 307. "The typical form of attention, if one induces it for purposes of introspection, is voluntary attention. Consciousness in the state of voluntary attention is composed, in part, of ' muskulare Spannungsempfindungen. ' When, then, one seeks to introspect the attentive consciousness, one comes naturally upon these sensations of strain ; they are made focal ; and in the process of their focalisation, a ' feeling of activity ' must, on Wundt's view, be struck out.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee, Vernon, 1856-1935 to read onlineMoreLess
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