New elements from old subjects : presented as the basis for a science of mind ; to which are added, I. The philosophy of numeration ; II. The philosophy of government ; III. The philosophy of definitions : as applications of the aforesaid elements /
"If I should present this work as a basis for the Science of Mind, I would admit, what I do not believe, that there is such a science. We have many books designed to explain the process of thinking; but they are in so chaotic a condition as to cause the study of mind to be commonly spoken of in...
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Philadelphia :
Claxton,
1874.
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| Summary: | "If I should present this work as a basis for the Science of Mind, I would admit, what I do not believe, that there is such a science. We have many books designed to explain the process of thinking; but they are in so chaotic a condition as to cause the study of mind to be commonly spoken of in derision. I therefore present this work as the basis for a science of mind; and I have named it accordingly"--Preface. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved). |
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| Physical Description: | 1 online resource (196 pages) |