A first book in psychology / by Mary Whiton Calkins.

  • Mary Whiton Calkins
Date:
1910
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    Self, persistent, 3, 14; complex, 3, 14; unique, 3, 14 ; related, 3, 14. As ego¬ istic, 175 ff., 216 ff.; as altruistic, 175 ff., 232 ff.; as particularizing and in¬ dividualizing, 13, 170 ff., 218 ff., 234!!. ; as generalizing, 136 ff.; as receptive or passive, 11 ff., 171 ff.; as active or as¬ sertive, 216 ff., 232 ff. As perceiving and imagining, 11 ff.; as recogniz¬ ing, 124 ff.; as thinking, 133 ff.; as emotional, 170 ff.; as willing, 216 ff.; as believing, 231 ff.; as social, 245 ff.; as religious, 260 ff. As object, 3 f., 280 f.; as subject, 4 f. Secondary or subconscious self, 392 ff. (Cf. Con¬ sciousness). Self-hypnotization, 390. Self-psychology (cf. Psychology). Semicircular canals, 53, 311, 313. Sensation, 60. Sensational consciousness, object of, 85; in dreams, 382. Review ques¬ tions, 401. (Cf. Auditory conscious¬ ness, Cutaneous consciousness, Gus¬ tatory consciousness, Olfactory con¬ sciousness, Visual consciousness). Sensational elements, 14 ff., 128, 328 ff.; of perception and imagina¬ tion, 29-62; combined with inten¬ sity and extensity, 59. Review ques¬ tions, 401. Sensationalist theories, 220 f.; Stumpf, 369- Sense-organs, 286, 297 ff. (Cf. Ear, Eye, Nose, Skin, Tongue). Sensory circles, 68. Shame, 176, 184. Skin, 51 f., 68 f., 324 f.; end-organs in, 325 ; localization of stimuli, 335 f. Smell, consciousness of, 47 ; factor in taste consciousness, 49; cerebral centre of, 296, 321 ; end-organs of, 319 ff.; of animals, 321. Bibliog¬ raphy, 323. Smoothness, consciousness of, 51. Social consciousness, 245-259; mob consciousness, 245-248 ; imitative, 245 f.; capricious, 246 ; reflective, 249 ff. ; dominating, 249 f.; moral conscious¬ ness, 251 f.; imitation, 252-259; op¬ position, 256-259. Bibliography, 378. (Cf. Self). Society, 249, 250. Sociology, 5. Somnambulism, 383. Space consciousness, 66-81, 334 ff.; elements of, 66 f.; consciousness of distance, 67-70, 335 ; consciousness of form, 70-75; consciousness of posi¬ tion, 75-79; empiricist theory, 80. (Cf. Extensity, Illusions, Localiza¬ tion). Strain sensations, 52 f., 327. Structural analysis of consciousness, 14, 172. (Cf. Elements of conscious¬ ness) . Subconscious self (cf. Self). Subject, myself as subject, 5. Summation tones, 316. Surface-form (cf. Form-consciousness). Sympathy, 179, 189; ‘organic,’ 179; emotions of, 185-189; breadth, 185- 187 ; heterogeneous, 187-189. Syncesthesia, 390. Tactual sensations, 16 ff.; local sign, 336. (Cf. Cutaneous consciousness, Skin). Taste, consciousness of, 47-50; com¬ plexity, 49; qualities, 50; physical and physiological conditions, 50, 321 ; cerebral centre, 296, 323 ; end-organs, 319 ff. Bibliography, 323. Telepathy, 395 f.; spontaneous, 395 f.; experimentally induced, 396. Bib¬ liography, 399. Temperature consciousness, 57-59 ; physical condition, 58; physiological condition, 58 f. Bibliography, 328. Temporal lobes, 47, 294, 296. Tenderness, 175, 179, 180. Tendons, 286. Tension, 174. Terror, 175, 179, 181. Thirst (cf. ‘Organic’ sensations). Thought, 133-169, 367; distinguished from perception and imagination, 133 f.; relational experience, 133 f., 135 ; impersonal, 134 ; as experience shared with other selves, 134 f., 367 ; causal thinking, 135 ; comparison, 135 ; con¬ ception, 136-143; judgment, 144- 147 ; reasoning, 148-162 ; bodily re¬ actions, 158-162 ; relation to language, 162-169, 368 ; often result of volition, 216 note. (Cf. Conception, Judgment, Reasoning). Time, consciousness of, 85, 131. Bib¬ liography, 366. (Cf. Past, Future).
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