Problems of Life And Mind volume 2
Problems of Life And Mind volume 2
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An impression on the nerve-terminal is propagated through the whole of this neural tract, and is a sensa- tion only when the process is completed by the reac- tion of the Sensorium. It is not in the retina, nor in the oj)tic nerve, nor in the corpora quadrigemina, nor in the oj^tic thalamus, nor in the termination of the optic fibres in the cerebral cortex (if there is such a termination), nor in their co-operation, that sensation is effected, but in the reaction of the Sen- sorium stimulated t...hrouc^h this neural tract : in other words a sensation is an excitation of the sentient organ- ism, which reaction has its specific determination from the organ stimulated. This excitation may be 264 PROBLEMS OF LIFE AND MIND.
either a conscious or an unconscious state, according to tlie level of tension at the moment. Thus the touch of a feather will at one moment cause a con- scious reaction ; the crash of a bullet at another moment will cause none.
40. It is because sensations have been referred to sense-organs, and because attention has been fixed on the objective stimuli, that the term impression has come to be the equivalent of sensation, and sen- sation has come to be regarded as a physical not a psychical process.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An impression on the nerve-terminal is propagated through the whole of this neural tract, and is a sensa- tion only when the process is completed by the reac- tion of the Sensorium. It is not in the retina, nor in the oj)tic nerve, nor in the corpora quadrigemina, nor in the oj^tic thalamus, nor in the termination of the optic fibres in the cerebral cortex (if there is such a termination), nor in their co-operation, that sensation is effected, but in the reaction of the Sen- sorium stimulated t...hrouc^h this neural tract : in other words a sensation is an excitation of the sentient organ- ism, which reaction has its specific determination from the organ stimulated. This excitation may be 264 PROBLEMS OF LIFE AND MIND.
either a conscious or an unconscious state, according to tlie level of tension at the moment. Thus the touch of a feather will at one moment cause a con- scious reaction ; the crash of a bullet at another moment will cause none.
40. It is because sensations have been referred to sense-organs, and because attention has been fixed on the objective stimuli, that the term impression has come to be the equivalent of sensation, and sen- sation has come to be regarded as a physical not a psychical process.
What to read after Problems of Life And Mind volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewes George Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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