Intuitions of the Mind Inductively Investigated
Intuitions of the Mind Inductively Investigated
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Perception is the knowledge of the object presenting itself to the senses, whether in the organism or beyond it. Sensation is the feeling associated, the feeling of the organism. These two always co-exist. 1 There is never the knowledge without an organic feel- ing ; never a feeling of the organism without a cognitive appre- hension of it. These sensations differ widely from each other, as our consciousness testifies ; some of them being pleasant, some painful ; others indifferent as to pleasur...e and pain, but still with a feeling. Some we call exciting, others dull ; some we designate as warm, others as cold ; and for most of them we have no name whatever, indeed they so run into each other that it would be difficult to discriminate them by a specific nomenclature. The perceptions, again, are as numerous and varied as the knowledge we have by all the senses. Now these two ever mix themselves up with each other. The sensation of the odour mingles with the . Apprehension of the nostrils ; the flavour of the food is joined with the recognition of the palate; the agreeableness or disagreeableness of the sound comes in with the knowledge of the ear as affected ; and the feeling organ which we localize has an associated sensation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perception is the knowledge of the object presenting itself to the senses, whether in the organism or beyond it. Sensation is the feeling associated, the feeling of the organism. These two always co-exist. 1 There is never the knowledge without an organic feel- ing ; never a feeling of the organism without a cognitive appre- hension of it. These sensations differ widely from each other, as our consciousness testifies ; some of them being pleasant, some painful ; others indifferent as to pleasur...e and pain, but still with a feeling. Some we call exciting, others dull ; some we designate as warm, others as cold ; and for most of them we have no name whatever, indeed they so run into each other that it would be difficult to discriminate them by a specific nomenclature. The perceptions, again, are as numerous and varied as the knowledge we have by all the senses. Now these two ever mix themselves up with each other. The sensation of the odour mingles with the . Apprehension of the nostrils ; the flavour of the food is joined with the recognition of the palate; the agreeableness or disagreeableness of the sound comes in with the knowledge of the ear as affected ; and the feeling organ which we localize has an associated sensation.
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