The Unity of the Organism Or the Organismal Conception of Life
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This is only another way of saying that psychical d. Ni. Nt^ are what they are because they are parts of the mind as a whole, just as we have seen over and over again physical elements of the body are what they are because they are i)arts of the body. "The specific character of a given psychical process dejjends for the most part not on the nature of its elements so much as on cheir union into a composite ])sychical com- pound. Thus, the idea of an extended body or a rhvthm, are all specific fo...rms of psychical experience. But their charac- ter as such is as little determined by their sensational and af- fective elements as are the chemical properties of a comjjound body by the properties of its chemical elements. Specific char- acter and elementary nature of psychical processes are, ac- cordingly, two entirely different concepts. " ^'^ We must not miss an essential point in this, that since with psychical elements just as with chemical elements we never know exactly what or how nuich each ])articular ele- ment contributes to the compound, we are obliged to con- ceive the attributes of the compounds as pertaining to the elements collectively even before the compounding lias K-en done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is only another way of saying that psychical d. Ni. Nt^ are what they are because they are parts of the mind as a whole, just as we have seen over and over again physical elements of the body are what they are because they are i)arts of the body. "The specific character of a given psychical process dejjends for the most part not on the nature of its elements so much as on cheir union into a composite ])sychical com- pound. Thus, the idea of an extended body or a rhvthm, are all specific fo...rms of psychical experience. But their charac- ter as such is as little determined by their sensational and af- fective elements as are the chemical properties of a comjjound body by the properties of its chemical elements. Specific char- acter and elementary nature of psychical processes are, ac- cordingly, two entirely different concepts. " ^'^ We must not miss an essential point in this, that since with psychical elements just as with chemical elements we never know exactly what or how nuich each ])articular ele- ment contributes to the compound, we are obliged to con- ceive the attributes of the compounds as pertaining to the elements collectively even before the compounding lias K-en done.
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