Illusions - A Psychological Study by James Sully
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CHAPTER VIII. ILLUSIONS OF INTROSPECTION. Illusions of Introspection defined, 189-192; question of the possibility of illusory Introspection, 192-194; incomplete grasp of internal feelings as such, 194-196; misobservation of internal feelings: Passive Illusions, 196-199; Active Illusions, 199-202; malobservation of subjective states, 202-205; Illusory Introspection in psychology and philosophy, 205-208; value of the Introspective method, 208-211. CHAPTER IX. OTHER QUASI-PRESENTATIVE ILLUSIONS: ERRORS OF INSIGHT. Emotion and Perception, 212; Æsthetic Intuition, 213; Subjective Impressions of beauty misinterpreted, 213-216; analogous Emotional Intuitions, 216, 217; Insight, its nature, 217-220; Passive Illusions of Insight, 220-222; Active Illusions of Insight: projection of individual feelings, 222-224; the poetic transformation of nature, 224-226; special predispositions as falsifying Insight, 226-228; value of faculty of Insight, 228-230. CHAPTER X. ILLUSIONS OF MEMORY. |
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