The elements of the psychology of cognition / by Robert Jardine.

  • Robert Jardine
Date:
1874
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    THE ELEMENTS OF THE PSYCHOLOGY OE COGNITION. CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTION. Section I. SOURCES AND ARRANGEMENT. § 1. The Psychology of Cognition forms an im- portant part of the philosophy of the human mind, cognition being one of the three great classes of phenomena which, according to the generally accepted division, constitute the mind. The remaining two classes may be designated the Feelings and the Voluntary Activities. These, however, will not come under our special con- sideration, except in so far as they are involved in the first class of phenomena. Cognition is a general name which we may apply to all those mental states in which there is made known in con- sciousness either some affection or activity of the mind itself, or some external quality or object. The CHAP. I. SECT. I. Classifica- tion and character of cog- nition. B
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