Recognition, and attention, 119; animal, 93; attentive,*! 1 8; atten tive, a circuit, 145; automatic, 118; basis of, a motor pheno menon, no; bodily, 109; by memory-images, 118; commonly acted before it is thought, 113; diseases of, 115; erroneous theories of, 107; essential process of, not centripetal but centrifugal, 168; how constituted, 87; in general, 105; intellectual, 145; of images, 86; of words, 133; process of, 316.
Recollection, spontaneous, perfect from the outset, 95.
Recollections, disappearance of, 149.
' Region of images,' 165.
Relativity of knowledge, 241.
Repetition, addressed to the intelli gence of the body, 137.
Representation, at first impersonal, 43; image and thing, vii; less than existence, 27; measure of possible action, 30; of the universe, 4; of things, reflected by free dom, 29; unconscious, 183; use of word, 3 note.
Resemblance, 202*'; and difference, 209.
Rhythm, of our consciousness, 272.
Ribot, in, 121, 161, 200 note; his law, 150.
Rieger, 149 note.
Robertson, 99 note.
Romberg, 141.
Rouillard, 201 note.
Schumann, 100 note. Schwartz, 51 note. Science, and consciousness, 12; and universal continuity, 260.
INDEX 339 Self, the normal, 212.
Sensation, localized and extended, 180; supposed unextended, 51.
Sensations, order and co-existence of, 165; tactile and visual, 287 ff.
Sense, good, 198.
Senses, data of, 259; education of, 45.
Serieux, 142 note.
Shaw, 161 note.
Shock, effect of, 150, 224.
Sight, and the perception of exten sity, 286.
Similarity and contiguity, associa tions of, 212 ff.
Skwortzoff, 157 note.
Sleep, and present reality, 227; its effect on memory, 199.
Sommer, 101 note, 151 note, 158 note.
Soul and body, their relation, x; union of, 234.
Sounds, and rhythm of movement, 269.
Soury, 162.
Space, abstract, 273; and sensible quality, 282; and time, homogen eous, not properties of things, 280; artificial, and extension, 244; conceived, extensity perceived, 245; homogeneous, a diagram, 293; homogeneous, and concrete extensity, 278; homogeneous and the new hypothesis, 308; the symbol of fixity, 289; the symbol of infinite divisibility, 289.
Spamer, 141 note.
Specific energy of the nerves, 49.
Speculation, influenced by habits formed in action, xvii.
Speech, mechanism of, 139; to hear it intelligently, 153.
Spencer, 161 note.
Spirit, an independent reality, 82; life of, how limited, 233.
Spirit and matter, reciprocal action of, 325; transition between, 295.
Spiritualism, error of in relation to matter, 79; use of word, 78 note.
Stadium, The, of Zeno, 252.
Starr, Allen, in note.
States, psychical, have a practical end, 320; strong and weak, 173, Strieker, 144.
Subject and object, their distinction and union, 77- Subjectivity, a kind of contraction of the real, 25; of affective states, 52.
Suggestions, with point de repere, 151.
Sully, 107 note, 121 note.
Survival, of the past, 193.
Symbols, mathematical, express only distances, not real movement, 355 Tension, 327; idea of, 237; in memory, 219, 221; psychic, xv.
Thing, image, and representation, vii.
Things, and their environment, 278.
' Time and Free Will,' 242 note, 268 note, 286 note.
Time, homogeneous, an idol of lan guage, 274- Time and space, homogeneous, not properties of things, 280; the unconscious in relation to, 186.
Tones, of mental life, 221.
Toxic drugs, effect of, 228.
Trajectory, of a moving body, 246.
Unconscious mental states, 183; representation, 183. Unconscious, the, in relation to time and space, 186; mechanism of, 72; problem of, 183. Unity, the factitious, 239; the living, 239.
Valentin, 149 note.
Van der Waals, 263 note.
Verbal images, discontinuous, 159.
Verbs, why retained longest, in aphasia, 152.
Veridical hallucinations, 73. Vertebrates, nervous system in, 17, Virtual image and virtual sensation, 169.
Visual image, 99. Voisin, 141. Voluntary, the, and the automatic, US- Vortex rings, 265.
Ward, James, 106 note, 120 note, 289 note.
Wemicke, 149 note, 156 note. Wilbrand, 108. Winslow, Forbes, 141, 150 note, 204 note. Word blindness and deafness, 132; two kinds of, 133. Word deafness, and motor aphasia, 138; with retention of acoustic memory, 140. Words, and phrases, 148; auditory memory of, 147- World, material, not part of the brain, 4. Wundt, 121 note, 152 note; bis theory of perception, 164. Wysman, 157 note.
Zeno, paradoxes of, 250 ff.
' Zones of indetermination,' 33.
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