Illusions : a psychological study / by James Sully.

  • James Sully
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1882
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    Image (physical). See Keflection. Image (mental), in perception, 22; seat of, 32; in dreams, 138 ; mnemonic, 236. imagination, play of, in percep- tion, 95, 99 ; and sense-illusion, 106; nature of, in dreaming, 136, 161; as antecedent of dream, 152, 158; as poetic interpretation of nature, 224; memory corrupted by effect of past, 264, 273, 277 ; present, creating the semblance of recol- lection, 267, 271; play of, in expectation, 305; as element of illusion generally, 333. Immediate. See Cognition. Individual, and common experi- ence, 26, 27, 137,209,214, 336; dream-experience as, 44, 68; internal experience as, 209; memory as, 232; belief and truth, 338. Inference, and immediate know- ledge, 6, 334; in perception, 22, 26, 68; in belief, 295. Innate, recollection as, 280; prin- ciples, 295, 356. Insane, sense-illusions of, 63, 65, 111 ; hallucinations of, 118; dreaming and state of, 182; mnemonic illusions of, 278, 289 ; beliefs of, 327. Insight, nature of, 217; illusions of, defined, 220; passive illu- sions of, 220; histrionic illusion, 222 ; active illusions of, 223 ; poetic interpretation of nature, 224; value of faculty of, 228. Interpretation, in correct percep- tion, 22; of impression and experience, 70; and volition, 95; and fixed habits of mind, 101; and temporary attitude of mind, 102; of sensations in dreams, 137, 147; of internal feelings, 203; of others’ feel- ings, 217; of nature by poet, 225; recollection as, 242. Introspection, nature of, 14, 189; illusory forms of, 190; con- fusion of inner and outer ex- periences, 194; inaccurate in- spection of feelings, 196; pre- sentation and representation confused, 199; feelings and inferences from these, 203; moral self - scrutiny, 204; philosophic, 205; value of, 208. Intuition. See Cognition. Intuitivism, 348. J. Jackson, Dr. J. Hughlings, 27, note 2, 33, 123, note 3. Johnson, Dr., 116. IC. Klang, as compound sensation, 53. Knowledge. See Cognition. L. Language, function of, 195. Leibnitz, 133. Lelut, L. F., 120, note L Lessing, G. E., 133, note 1. Leuret, 290, note 3. Lewes, G. H., 28, 32, note *, 52, note x, 62, note x, 68, note 3, 89, note l, 115, note x, 150. Life, our estimate of, 323, 326, 327. Light, sensation and perception of, 59 ; effects of reflection and refraction of, 73; represen- tation of, in painting, 88, 91; action of, in sleep, 140. Localization, as local discrimina- tion of sensations, 52; as lo- calizing of sensations, 59, 60; illusory, 61, 82; in halluci- nation, 118, 119; in dreaming, 148; of events in time, in memory, 238, 245; in expec- tation, 304.
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