 ... give to it. Sometimes one gets this animal consciousness while in swimming, for example. One feels the water, the sky, the birds above, but with no thoughts about them or memories of how they looked at other times, or aesthetic judgments about their...  Natural Science - Página 2721898Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | Sir Norman Lockyer - 1902 - 798 páginas
...above, but with no thoughts about them or memories of how they looked at other times, or ¡esthetic judgments about their beauty ; one feels no ideas...impulses, feels the movements he makes ; that is all." In the discussion upon the evolution of intelligent behaviour a most interesting and ingenious experiment... | |
 | Sir Norman Lockyer - 1902 - 1074 páginas
...birds above, but with no thoughts about them or memories of how they looked at other times, or esthetic judgments about their beauty ; one feels no ideas...impulses, feels the movements he makes ; that is all." In the discussion upon the evolution of intelligent behaviour a most interesting and ingenious experiment... | |
 | Sir Norman Lockyer - 1902 - 688 páginas
...above, but with no thoughts about them or memories of how they looked at other times, or ¡esthetic judgments about their beauty ; one feels no ideas...impulses, feels the movements he makes ; that is all." In the discussion upon the evolution of intelligent behaviour a most interesting and ingenious experiment... | |
 | Edward Lee Thorndike - 1911 - 328 páginas
...results with the previous theories of association. One who has seen the phenomena so far described, who has watched the life of a cat or dog for a month...impulses, feels the movements he makes ; that is all. This pictorial description may be supplemented by an account of some associations in human life which... | |
 | Leonard Trelawney Hobhouse - 1915 - 500 páginas
...Trial and Error. 2 "Animal Intelligence," Psych. Rev. Mon. Supp., Vol. II. No. 4. 8 P. 73- * P- 71the intellectual life of a cat or dog feels like. It is...impulses, feels the movements he makes ; that is all. This pictorial description may be supplemented by an account of some associations in human life which... | |
 | Charles Wilkin Waddell - 1918 - 348 páginas
...we feel our own body and the impulses we give it. Sometimes one gets this animal consciousness for a while in swimming, for example. One feels the water,...values and connections of things die away. One feels sense impressions, has impulses, feels the movements he makes; that is all. Thus, by a process of elimination... | |
 | Susan Sutherland Fairhurst Isaacs - 1921 - 176 páginas
...feels his body throughout. Self-consciousness dies away. Social consciousness dies away. The meanings, values and connections of things die away. One feels...impulses, feels the movements he makes ; that is all. . . . When a man learns to swim, to play tennis or billiards, or to juggle, the process is something... | |
 | 1918 - 626 páginas
...about what movements lie will make, but feels himself makethem, ,,fee.ls his body throughout. Self consciousness dies away. The meanings ,,and values and connections of things die away. One feels sense,, impressions, lias impulses, feels thé movements lie makes; that is ail." TIIOHNDIKE trouve... | |
 | 1923 - 628 páginas
...movements lie will make, but feels himself mnke thcm, feels lus body throughout. Self-consciousness (lies away. The meanings and values and connections of things die away. One feels sensé-impressions, bas impulses, feels thé movements lie makes; that is ail". Une image plus essentiellement... | |
 | 1899 - 546 páginas
...results with the previous theories of association. One who has seen the phenomena so far described, who has watched the life of a cat or dog for a month...impulses, feels the movements he makes; that is all. count of some associations in human life which are learned in the same way as are animal associations;... | |
| |
