Mental philosophy : including the intellect, sensibilities, and will / by Joseph Haven.

  • Haven, Joseph, 1816-1874.
Date:
1858
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Credit: Mental philosophy : including the intellect, sensibilities, and will / by Joseph Haven. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PART FIRST. THE PRESENTATIVE POWER. PAGB SENSE, OR PERCEPTION BY THE SENSES 59 Section I. — General Observations 59 Section II. — Analysis op the Perceptive Process Gl Section III. — Analysis and Classification op the Qualities of Bodies G5 Section IV. — Organs op Sense — Analysis op their Several Functions G8 Section V. — Amount op Information derived from the Re- spective Senses 72 Section VI. — Credibility op our Sensations and Perceptions 81 Section VII. — Historical Sketch 84 I. Of different Divisions op the Qualities op Bodies 84 II. Op different Theories of Perception 87 PART SECOND. THE REPRESENTATIVE POWER. CHAPTER I. MEMORY 96 Section I. — Mental Reproduction $q I. Nature qq II. Laws 101 Section II.--Mental Recognition, as distinguished from Men- tal Reproduction 113 I. General Character 113 II. What is implied in an Act op Memory 118 III. Qualities op Memory 118 IV. Memory as related to Intellectual Strength 12i V. Cultivation op Memory 125 VI. Effects op Disease on Memory 128