The Physiology of Mind : Being the First Part of a Third Edition, Revised Enlarged And in Great Part Rewritten, of "the Physiology And Pathology of Mind"
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Men of great reasoning powers, on the other hand, are notoriously oftentimes incapacitated thereby from ener- getic action ; they balance reasons so nicely that no one of them outweighs another, think so precisely over the event that they can come to no decision : with them, as with Hamlet, meditation paralyses action. From want of some cogent feeling impelling them to carry reflection into action, knowing what they ought to do they still do nothing ; their judgment is in " the hapless plight o...f having no effective forces to execute its decrees." In fact, the power of the understanding is reflective and inhibitory, being exhibited rather in the hindrance of passion-prompted action, and in the guidance of our impulses, than in the instigation of conduct ; its office in the individual as in the race is, as Comte systematically and emphatically pointed out, not to impart the habitual impulsion, but deliberative. (*) As there are two factors which go to the production of an emotion — namely, the organic element and the external stimulus — it is plain that the character of the emotional result will not be determined by the nature of the stimulus only, but will depend greatly upon the con- dition of the organic element.
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Men of great reasoning powers, on the other hand, are notoriously oftentimes incapacitated thereby from ener- getic action ; they balance reasons so nicely that no one of them outweighs another, think so precisely over the event that they can come to no decision : with them, as with Hamlet, meditation paralyses action. From want of some cogent feeling impelling them to carry reflection into action, knowing what they ought to do they still do nothing ; their judgment is in " the hapless plight o...f having no effective forces to execute its decrees." In fact, the power of the understanding is reflective and inhibitory, being exhibited rather in the hindrance of passion-prompted action, and in the guidance of our impulses, than in the instigation of conduct ; its office in the individual as in the race is, as Comte systematically and emphatically pointed out, not to impart the habitual impulsion, but deliberative. (*) As there are two factors which go to the production of an emotion — namely, the organic element and the external stimulus — it is plain that the character of the emotional result will not be determined by the nature of the stimulus only, but will depend greatly upon the con- dition of the organic element.
What to read after The Physiology of Mind : Being the First Part of a Third Edition, Revised Enlarged And in Great Part Rewritten, of "the Physiology And Pathology of Mind"?
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