The North American Review volume 129
The North American Review volume 129
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In that year he wrote his " Principles of Psychology, " which was published in 1855. In this work the whole subject of mind in all its grades of manifestation was dealt with from the evolution point of view. The unqualified position was taken that " life in its multitudinous and infinitely varied embodiments has arisen out of the lowest and simplest beginnings by steps as gradual as those which evolved an homogeneous germ into a complex organism " ; and the psychical life was dealt with as thus... developed. The gene sis of intelligence is traced in that work by first determining the fundamental peculiarity of all modes of consciousness constituting knowledge ; and then consciousness is analyzed and decomposed into successively simpler cognitions so as finally to make appar ent the common nature of all thought and disclose its ultimate constituents. Mental evolution is traced out under its concrete 394: THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
forms from reflex action up through instinct, memory, reason, feel ings, and the will.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In that year he wrote his " Principles of Psychology, " which was published in 1855. In this work the whole subject of mind in all its grades of manifestation was dealt with from the evolution point of view. The unqualified position was taken that " life in its multitudinous and infinitely varied embodiments has arisen out of the lowest and simplest beginnings by steps as gradual as those which evolved an homogeneous germ into a complex organism " ; and the psychical life was dealt with as thus... developed. The gene sis of intelligence is traced in that work by first determining the fundamental peculiarity of all modes of consciousness constituting knowledge ; and then consciousness is analyzed and decomposed into successively simpler cognitions so as finally to make appar ent the common nature of all thought and disclose its ultimate constituents. Mental evolution is traced out under its concrete 394: THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
forms from reflex action up through instinct, memory, reason, feel ings, and the will.
What to read after The North American Review volume 129?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Chauncey Charles Chauncey Burr to read onlineMoreLess
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