Psychology: Empirical And Rational
Psychology: Empirical And Rational
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Cette mSme activite, maintenant, se tourne definitivement vers elle, de tout son poids, et c'est ce (^ui constitute la volition. Elle ne surgit pas soudaineraent, par Taction de I'idee et des motifs ; depuis lon'^temps elle se trouvait prepare dans la conscience, par uno force maitresse de I'idee et des motifs." (Op. cit. p. 194.) Digitized by Google 4oS liAtioNAL LIFE, one system shall gain force to occupy the field and develop itself, and exclude the other, or be excluded itself by the other.... When developed, it may make us act ; and that act may seal our doom, . . . The whole drama of the voluntary life hinges on the amount of attention, slightly more or slightly less, which rival motor ideas may receive. But the whole feeling of reality, the whole sting and excitement of our voluntary life, depends on our sense that in it things are really being decided from one moment to another, and that it is not the dull rattling off oi a chain that was forged innumerable ages ago." ^ Deliberation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cette mSme activite, maintenant, se tourne definitivement vers elle, de tout son poids, et c'est ce (^ui constitute la volition. Elle ne surgit pas soudaineraent, par Taction de I'idee et des motifs ; depuis lon'^temps elle se trouvait prepare dans la conscience, par uno force maitresse de I'idee et des motifs." (Op. cit. p. 194.) Digitized by Google 4oS liAtioNAL LIFE, one system shall gain force to occupy the field and develop itself, and exclude the other, or be excluded itself by the other.... When developed, it may make us act ; and that act may seal our doom, . . . The whole drama of the voluntary life hinges on the amount of attention, slightly more or slightly less, which rival motor ideas may receive. But the whole feeling of reality, the whole sting and excitement of our voluntary life, depends on our sense that in it things are really being decided from one moment to another, and that it is not the dull rattling off oi a chain that was forged innumerable ages ago." ^ Deliberation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Maher to read onlineMoreLess
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