A first book in psychology / by Mary Whiton Calkins.

  • Mary Whiton Calkins
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1910
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    Judgment, Reasoning and Language BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES § i. On the classification of judgment and reasoning, cf. the text-books of logic. On the distinction between analytic and synthetic judgments, cf. Kant, Kritik of Pure Reason, Introduc¬ tion, IV. On the conception of judgment as affirmation, cf. F. Brentano, Psychologie, Kap. VII., and Stout, Analytic Psychology, Vol. L, pp. 97, 99. § 2. On animal reasoning, cf. C. L. Morgan, Animal Life and Intelligence, Chapter IX. (with citations); James, The Principles of Psychology, II., pp. 349 ff.; Thorndike, cited p. 356. § 3. On the nature of abstraction, cf. M. W. Calkins, An In¬ troduction to Psychology, pp. 224 ff.; James, Psychology, Brief Course, pp. 248 ff.; The Principles of Psychology, I., 487 ff., 502 ff.; II., 332 ff. §§ 4-5. On the nature and origin of language, and on the language of animals, cf. James, op. cit., II. 356 ff.; G. J. Romanes, Mental Evolution in Man, pp. 138 ff.; W. Whitney, Language and the Study of Language, pp. 426 ff.; article on Philology in Encycl. Britannica, 9th ed., Vol. XVIII., pp. 766 ff.; Muller and the Science of Language, pp. 9 ff.; Max Muller, Science of Thought, I., 192 ff.; Science of Language, I., 404 ff.; C. L. Morgan, Ani¬ mal Life and Intelligence, pp. 343 ff. § 6. On the relation of language to thought, cf. Muller, Science of Thought, I., pp. 50 ff.; W. Whitney, Language and the Study of Language, pp. 405 ff.; Muller and the Science of Language, pp. 26 ff.; H. B. Alexander, Visual Imagery, in Psychol. Review, 1904, XI., p. 335.
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