...conducted, through feeling, to the higher faculties — memory, will, conception — the physiological basis of which is sought in vain. The concluding chapter...length. To speak of mental states and processes as [July 28, 1887 the "product" of the nervous mass of the brain in any sense of the word corresponding...

...any physical process which can be conceived of as correlated with that peculiar and mysterious act us of the mind, connecting its present and its past,...length. To speak of mental states and processes as [July 28, 1887 the " product" of the nervous mass of the brain in any sense of the word corresponding...

...we shall find that it is defensible and valid. We conclude, then, from the previous considerations : The subject of all the states of consciousness is...its own, but is specially correlated with certain material molecules and masses forming the substance of the Brain. CHAPTER II. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE...

...of the brain. The conclusion is a logical as well as a psychological necessity : The subject of all states of consciousness is a real unit-being called...its own, but is specially correlated with certain material molecules and masses, forming the substance of the brain. methods of the old psychology and...

...conclude, then, from the previous considerations : Tlie subject of all the states of conscwiix/tess is a real unit-being, called Mind ; which is of non-material...and develops according to laws of its own, but is ttfiecially correlated with certain material molecules and manses forming the substance of the Brain....

...they could not be conceived as a "true cause" of anything psychic. The mind is "a real unit being," "of non-material nature, and acts and develops according to laws of its own " and its "origin and destiny, its mortality and corruptability, physiological psychology finds itself...

...Professor Ladd's position on the nature of the mind can best be expressed in his own careful words : " The subject of all the states of consciousness is...its own, but is specially correlated with certain material molecules and masses forming the substance of the brain. The development of mind can only...

...Will, of which Man's is the finite representative." Prof. Ladd in his Physiological Psychology says: "The subject of all the states of consciousness is...laws of its own, but is specially correlated with cer5. HABIT ' (8). Nothing is better known than the fact that bodily movements become easier by repetition....

...Will, of which Man's is the finite representative." Prof. Ladd in his Physiological Psychology says: "The subject of all the states of consciousness is...non-material nature-, and acts and develops according to laws oi its own, but is specially correlated with cer5. HABIT ' (8). Nothing is better known than the fact...

...(another occult proposition) the author adds: — "We conclude, then, from the previous considerations: the subject of all the states of consciousness is...its own, but is specially correlated with certain material molecules and masses forming the substance of the Brain." t This "Mind " is Manas, or rather...