The Psychology of Day Dreams
The Psychology of Day Dreams
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The mind becomes so absorbed by the pictures on the mental screen that it seems paralysed. It does not reach an unintended solution, as when I become distracted at my washing-stand. It forgets its purpose, but at the same time it loses its power of thinking, of creating. It reminds one of the characteristic attitude of the gaper, who is so struck by what he witnesses that he forgets his conscious purpose and does not even perform the automatic movement of closing his mouth.
We notice here for t...he first time that a fore-conscious purpose may be temporarily lost sight of, just as happened with my conscious purpose of choosing a tie. And as a fore-conscious purpose is the consequence of a wish, we may say that fore-conscious wishes as well as conscious ones may be temporarily silenced. But we notice at once that the suspense of the wish is simultaneous with our becoming the victim of our protracted recollection. This state ends only with the return to activity of the fore-conscious wish, when the concatenation is resumed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The mind becomes so absorbed by the pictures on the mental screen that it seems paralysed. It does not reach an unintended solution, as when I become distracted at my washing-stand. It forgets its purpose, but at the same time it loses its power of thinking, of creating. It reminds one of the characteristic attitude of the gaper, who is so struck by what he witnesses that he forgets his conscious purpose and does not even perform the automatic movement of closing his mouth.
We notice here for t...he first time that a fore-conscious purpose may be temporarily lost sight of, just as happened with my conscious purpose of choosing a tie. And as a fore-conscious purpose is the consequence of a wish, we may say that fore-conscious wishes as well as conscious ones may be temporarily silenced. But we notice at once that the suspense of the wish is simultaneous with our becoming the victim of our protracted recollection. This state ends only with the return to activity of the fore-conscious wish, when the concatenation is resumed.
What to read after The Psychology of Day Dreams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Varendonck to read onlineMoreLess
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