Great Books of the Western World: William JamesRobert Maynard Hutchins W. Benton, 1952 For contents, see Title Catalog. |
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... retinal modification , or judgment and muscular modification , to exist . The judgment seems to result from the combi- nation of retinal , muscular and intellectual factors with each other ; and any one of them may occasionally ...
... retinal modification , or judgment and muscular modification , to exist . The judgment seems to result from the combi- nation of retinal , muscular and intellectual factors with each other ; and any one of them may occasionally ...
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... Retinal Impressions What does each theory try to do ? To make of seen location a fixed function of retinal impression . Other facts may be brought forward to show how far from + Oll о FIG . 57 fixed are the perceptive functions of retinal ...
... Retinal Impressions What does each theory try to do ? To make of seen location a fixed function of retinal impression . Other facts may be brought forward to show how far from + Oll о FIG . 57 fixed are the perceptive functions of retinal ...
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... retinal image in question the same pure sensation is provoked , but that the mind interprets it differently the last time in consequence of experience ; for the only given things we know are on the one hand the retinal image which is ...
... retinal image in question the same pure sensation is provoked , but that the mind interprets it differently the last time in consequence of experience ; for the only given things we know are on the one hand the retinal image which is ...
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THE FUNCTIONS OF THE BRAIN | 8 |
Reflex semireflex and voluntary acts The Frogs nervecentres General | 17 |
ON SOME GENERAL CONDITIONS OF BRAINACTIVITY | 53 |
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