...stage in the development of every science a degree of vagueness is what best consists with fertility. On the whole, few recent formulas have done more real...Spencerian one that the essence of mental life and of bodily life are one, namely, ' the adjustment of inner to outer relations.' Such a formula is vagueness...

...stage in the development of every science a degree of vagueness is what best consists with fertility. On the whole, few recent formulas have done more real...Spencerian one that the essence of mental life and of bodily life are one, namely, ' the adjustment of inner to outer relations.' Such a formula is vagueness...

...science a degree of vagueness is what best consists with fertility. On the whole, few recent for/ muías have done more real service of a rough sort in psychology...Spencerian one that the essence of mental \ life and of bodily life are one, namely, ' the adjustment of \ inner to outer relations.' Such a formula is...

...stage in the development of every science a degree of vagueness is what best consists with fertility. On the whole, few recent formulas have done more real service of a rough sort in psychology than the Spenceriau one that the essence of mental life and of bodily life are one, namely, ' the adjustment...

...specialist must often make of so thorough a system-builder. " On the whole," he says at the outset, " few recent formulas have done more real service of...Spencerian one that the essence of mental life and of bodily life are one, namely, ' the adjustment of inner to outer relations.' Such a formula is vagueness...

...shaping our reactions on the outer world. On the whole, few recent formulas have done more service ^> in psychology than the Spencerian one that the essence...namely, ' the adjustment of inner to outer relations.' The adjustment is to immediately present objects in lower animals and in infants. It is to objects...

...having any physical correlative. Spencer takes mind in the midst of all its concrete relations, and says that the essence of mental life and bodily life are...namely, the adjustment of inner to outer relations. •'The mind inhabits an environment which acts on it, and on which it in turn reacts.1* Physiologists...

...shaping our reactions on the outer world. On the whole, few recent formulas have done more service in psychology than the Spencerian one that the essence...mental life and bodily life are one, namely, 'the adjust• ment of inner to outer relations.' The adjustment is to immediately present objects in lower...

...the indwelling life, and this vital heat is perpetuated by proper reactions upon the outside world. " The essence of mental life and bodily life are one,...namely ' the adjustment of inner to outer relations.' . . . Primarily . . . and fundamentally, the mental life is for the sake of action of a preservative...

...Principles of Psychology," by William James, (formerly) Professor of Psychology in Harvard University.) 1. On the whole, few recent formulas have done more real...Spencerian one that the essence of mental life and of bodily life are one, namely, "the adjustment of inner to outer relations." Such a formula is vagueness...