Studies in Philosophy And Psychology
Studies in Philosophy And Psychology
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In my previous paper I have discussed this at somewhat greater length, though still inadequately ; and I have now worked out in much greater detail the explanation of exactly what occurs. But the full explanation involves so many intri- cacies that I must postpone its further elaboration. Just now I must content myself with the statement that I know that muscular tensions of this nature exist and modify the apparent direction of lines ; and with expressing my be- lief that they furnish the ulti...mate explanation for all of the spatial facts recorded in this paper. .
The more I study this problem the more am I con- vinced that muscular tensions furnish all the material that is worked up into the spatial details of our percep- tions. But we never normally detect them as muscular tensions. In the dark, or with closed eyes, they are prob- ably present, constantly surging and changing because of varying and untraceable inner physiological stimuU, but they pass undetected when there is no sensory mate- rial to which they can be applied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In my previous paper I have discussed this at somewhat greater length, though still inadequately ; and I have now worked out in much greater detail the explanation of exactly what occurs. But the full explanation involves so many intri- cacies that I must postpone its further elaboration. Just now I must content myself with the statement that I know that muscular tensions of this nature exist and modify the apparent direction of lines ; and with expressing my be- lief that they furnish the ulti...mate explanation for all of the spatial facts recorded in this paper. .
The more I study this problem the more am I con- vinced that muscular tensions furnish all the material that is worked up into the spatial details of our percep- tions. But we never normally detect them as muscular tensions. In the dark, or with closed eyes, they are prob- ably present, constantly surging and changing because of varying and untraceable inner physiological stimuU, but they pass undetected when there is no sensory mate- rial to which they can be applied.
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