The Diseases of Personality
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It is, accordingly, impossible to regard conscious personality, contrasted with objec- tive, cerebral personality, as an impression that corre- sponds exactly to its pattern : it resembles rather a to- pographical sketch-plan, as contrasted with the coun- try which it represents.
Why do certain nervous actions become conscious, and which? To answer that question would be to solve the problem of the conditions of consciousness.
But as we have already said, those conditions are largely unknown. T...here has also been much discussion con- cerning the part played in the genesis of conscious- ness by the five layers of the cortical cells ; but by the admissions of the authors themselves all this is pure hypothesis. Let us proceed ; psychology can derive no profit from unfounded physiology. We know that the unstable states of consciousness evoke and sup- plant one another. It is the effect of a transmission of force and of a conflict of forces which, for us, takes place, not as is generally supposed, between the states of consciousness themselves, but between the nervous elements that support and engender them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is, accordingly, impossible to regard conscious personality, contrasted with objec- tive, cerebral personality, as an impression that corre- sponds exactly to its pattern : it resembles rather a to- pographical sketch-plan, as contrasted with the coun- try which it represents.
Why do certain nervous actions become conscious, and which? To answer that question would be to solve the problem of the conditions of consciousness.
But as we have already said, those conditions are largely unknown. T...here has also been much discussion con- cerning the part played in the genesis of conscious- ness by the five layers of the cortical cells ; but by the admissions of the authors themselves all this is pure hypothesis. Let us proceed ; psychology can derive no profit from unfounded physiology. We know that the unstable states of consciousness evoke and sup- plant one another. It is the effect of a transmission of force and of a conflict of forces which, for us, takes place, not as is generally supposed, between the states of consciousness themselves, but between the nervous elements that support and engender them.
What to read after The Diseases of Personality?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ribot, Th. (Théodule), 1839-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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