Phantasms of the Living volume 2
Phantasms of the Living volume 2
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Must we not here say that B's mind has furnished the setting of the figure, and that nothing beyond the mere impression of a personality comes from A himself ?
No ; this deduction would be insecure. For it assumes that if the agent projects a developed phantom of himself, a conception of himself, that is to say, which B's mind externalises as a phantom, he will necessarily project it as though clad in the garments which he is wearing at the time. But we have no grounds for assuming this. Just a...s B may imagine A as wearing a familiar greatcoat, so may A imagine himself as wearing that coat, whatever be his actual dress at the time.
Suppose that we dream of calling on a friend. In most cases we dream of ourselves as in ordinary walking attire. It is only rarely that we dream of entering a drawing-room in tiefem neglige, as the Germans put it, an obscure sense of one's actual condition entering, with disastrous incoherence, into the feebly co-ordinated story of one's dream.
Now, if we are comparing these veridical hallucinations to objectified dreams, we must at least allow for the chance of the dream being the agent's own ; we must not assume that it is always so to say dreamt for him by the person to whom he appears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Must we not here say that B's mind has furnished the setting of the figure, and that nothing beyond the mere impression of a personality comes from A himself ?
No ; this deduction would be insecure. For it assumes that if the agent projects a developed phantom of himself, a conception of himself, that is to say, which B's mind externalises as a phantom, he will necessarily project it as though clad in the garments which he is wearing at the time. But we have no grounds for assuming this. Just a...s B may imagine A as wearing a familiar greatcoat, so may A imagine himself as wearing that coat, whatever be his actual dress at the time.
Suppose that we dream of calling on a friend. In most cases we dream of ourselves as in ordinary walking attire. It is only rarely that we dream of entering a drawing-room in tiefem neglige, as the Germans put it, an obscure sense of one's actual condition entering, with disastrous incoherence, into the feebly co-ordinated story of one's dream.
Now, if we are comparing these veridical hallucinations to objectified dreams, we must at least allow for the chance of the dream being the agent's own ; we must not assume that it is always so to say dreamt for him by the person to whom he appears.
What to read after Phantasms of the Living volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Gurney to read onlineMoreLess
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