A first book in psychology / by Mary Whiton Calkins.

  • Mary Whiton Calkins
Date:
1910
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    Dreams, 381-384; analogy to waking consciousness, 382 ; characterized by hallucination, 382, by unremembered motor reactions, 382 f., by dissocia¬ tion, 383 f.; connected with waking consciousness, 383 f. Bibliography, 399- Duration, consciousness of, 330. Ear, 45 f., 310-315 ; structure, 310 ff. (Cf. Basilar membrane, Cochlea, Semi¬ circular canals). Egoistic consciousness (cf. Self). Elements of consciousness (structu¬ ral), 14 ff., 29 ff., 328 ff.; table of, 331 f. (Cf. Affective elements, At¬ tributive elements, Relational ele¬ ments, Sensational elements, Exten¬ sity, Intensity, Qualities). Emotion, 17CL-215, 373 ff. Nature, 170- 175 : as personal attitude, 170-172, 375 ; individual, 170 f.; receptive, 171 f.; as affective consciousness, 172-175 ; includes organic sensations, 54, 174 f. Forms, 175-197 : classification, 175 f., 373. Personal, 175-189: egoistic, 177 ff.; altruistic, 177; sympathetic, 185-189; heterogeneous, 187-189. Impersonal, 189-197: egoistic, 190; altruistic, 190 ff.; eesthetic, 190-195, enjoyment of logical unity, 196, sense of humor, 196 f., 374. Physical stimuli, 197 f., 374; physiological condition, 199-200; bodily condi¬ tions, 200-204, 374 f.; bodily reac¬ tions, 204-207. James-Lange theory, 375- Significance of, 208-215; con¬ trol of, 208 f.; harmful and helpful effects of, 210. Biological significance, 207, 376. Bibliography, 373 ff. Re¬ view questions, 406 f. End-organs, of taste, 50, 319 ff.; of smell, 319 ff.; of pressure, 51 f., 325 ; of pain, 56 {., 326 f.; of warmth and cold, 59, 326; lowest form, 297; of animals, 319; in muscles and joints, 327- Ennui, 176, 190. Envy, 176, 187 f. Ether waves, 35 f., 44. Ethics, 214, 251 f. Experiment, nature, 7 f. Explanation, a method of science, 1 f., 6, 274- Extensity, consciousness of, 329, 334 f.; visual, 34, 69 f.; physical and physi¬ ological conditions, 40 f.; auditory, 43 ; tactual, 51; in space conscious¬ ness, 67 ff., 80; empiricist theory, 334; nativistic theory, 334 f. Bibli¬ ography, 335. Eye, 38 f., 297-301 ; development, 297 f.; structure, 298 f.; movements of, 299, 339 f-, 342 f. (Cf. Retina). Faith, 233-244. Nature, 233-240; adoptive attitude, 233; assertive, 233 ; distinguished from belief, 233 f., from will, 234 ff.; includes feelings of realness and congruence, 234 f., 236- 239; objects of, 233, 235 f. Bodily reactions, 236. Duty of, 238 f. Inner or outer, 240; deliberative or simple, 240. Conflict with will, 240. Signifi¬ cance of, 240-244. In religious con¬ sciousness, 266 f. Bibliography, 378. Review questions, 408. Familiar, enjoyment of, 176, 190. Familiarity, consciousness of, 130 f. ; analysis, 130; relational conscious¬ ness, 130, 364. Review questions, 404. Fear, 177, 181 f., 207, 212. ‘Feeling,’ 174, 366. Form-consciousness, 70-75 ; two-di¬ mensional, 70-72 ; three-dimensional, 72-75 ; consciousness of position, 75- 79- Friendship, 175, 180. Frontal lobes, 200, 293. Function, 274 f. Functional psychology (cf. Psychology). Fusion, 63 f., 359; tonal, 81. Review questions, 401. Future, the, 219; consciousness of, 222; relational experience, 223. Generality, experience of, 136; in¬ cludes consciousness of class and consciousness of ‘anyness,’ 136; in conception, 137 f. (Cf. Conception). Generalization (cf. Conception), 367 ; based on memory, 117 ; relation to language, 164 f. Review questions, 4°5- Geometrical illusions (cf. Illusions). Gratitude, 177. Gustatory consciousness (cf. Taste).
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