...thought is of ABCDEFG, the next one will be of BCDE FGH, and the one after that of CDEFG II I — the lingerings of the past dropping successively away,...new, are the germs of memory and expectation, the i James Mill, "Analysis," vol. i, p. 319 (JS Mill's Edition). & retrospective and the prospective sense...

...thought is of ABCDEFG, the next one will be of BCDE F Or H, and the one after that of CDEF (T II I—the lingerings of the past dropping successively away,...consciousness, without which it could not be called a stream. ' i " What l find, when I look at consciousness at all, is, that what I cannot divest myself...

...Monthly, March, 1880. « Ibid., p. 582. one will be of BCDEFGH, and the one after that of CDEFGHI, — the lingerings of the past dropping successively away,...consciousness, without which it could not be called a stream."i The few seconds during which objects are fading from consciousness has been aptly named the...

...thought is of ABCDEFG , the next one will be of BCDEFG H, and the one after that of CDEFGHI— the lingerings of the past dropping successively away,...continuity to consciousness without which it could stream.* * " What I find, when I look at consciousness at not divest myself of, or not have in consciousness,...

...thought is of ABCDEFG, the next one will be of BCDEFGH , and the one after that of CDEFGH I— the lingerings of the past dropping successively away,...prospective sense of time. They give that continuity to * James Mill, Analysis, vol. ip 319 (JS Mill's Edition). consciousuess without which it could not be...

...the one after that of CDE FG HI— the lingerings of the past dropping successively away. :1'; •• the incomings of the future making up the loss. These...prospective sense of time. They give that continuity to • Jamei Hill, Analysis, vol. lp 819 (J. 8. Hill's Edition). consciousness without which it could...

...G, the next one will be of B, C, D, E, F, G, H, and the one after that of C, D, E, F, G, H, I, the lingerings of the past dropping successively away,...consciousness without which it could not be called a stream." (I, p. 606.) "The strict present . . . is in fact, an altogether ideal abstraction. Reflection...

...the present thing." Successive thoughts ought to be represented as ABCDEFG BCDEFGH CDEFGHI etc. "the lingerings of the past dropping successively away,...and the incomings of the future making up the loss." If all experiences are included in the present thought, why not include A in the second thought, and...

...of the present thing." Successive thoughts ought to be represented as ABCDEFG BCDEFGH CDEFGHI etc. "thé lingerings of the past dropping successively...and the incomings of the future making up the loss." If all experiences are included in the present thought, why not include A in the second thought, and...

...thought is of ABCDEFG, the next one will be of BCDEF GH, and the one after that of CDEFGH I— the lingerings of the past dropping successively away,...consciousness without which it could not be called a stream."* If we disregard the complications introduced by memory and expectation, which represent an...