...between feelings have in common. Each feeling, as we here define it, is any portion of consciousness which occupies a place sufficiently large to give...which, when introspectively contemplated, appears to bo homogeneous. These are the essentials. Obviously if, under introspection, a state of consciousness...

...feeling, as we here define it, is any portion of consciousness which occupies a place sufficiently largo to give it a perceivable individuality ; which has...which, when introspectively contemplated, appears to bo homogeneous. These are the essentials. Obviously if, under introspection, a state of consciousness...

...between feelings have in common. Each feeling, as we here define it, is any portion of consciousness which occupies a place sufficiently large to give it a perceivable individuality; which hasits individuality marked oft* from adjacent portions of consciousness by qualitative contrasts;...

...are the characters which all Feelings have in common, and what are the characters which all Kelations between feelings have in common. Each feeling, as...large to give it a perceivable individuality; which hasits individuality marked off from adjacent portions of consciousness by qualitative conti-asts;...

...have in common. Each feeling, as we here define it, is any portion of con. sciousness which occnpies a place sufficiently large to give it a perceivable...consciousness is decomposable into unlike parts that exi»t either simultaneously or successively, it is not one feeling but two or more. Obviously if it...

...consciousness sufficiently large for perceivable individuality, and marked off from adjacent portions .... by qualitative contrasts ; and which when introspectively contemplated appears to be homogeneous." He defines a " Relation '" (between Feelings), as " characterized by occupying no appreciable part...

...between feelings have in common. Each feeling, as wo here define it, is any portion of consciousness which occupies a place sufficiently large to give...consciousness is decomposable into unlike parts that exist either simultaneously or successively, it is not one feeling but two or more. Obviously if it...

...the Relations between feelings. " Each feeling, as we here define it, is any portion of consciousness which occupies a place sufficiently large to give...appears to be homogeneous. These are the essentials. * * * And obviously if it does not occupy in consciousness an appreciable area, or an appreciable duration,...

...the Relations between feelings. " Bach feeling, as we here define it, is any portion of consciousness which occupies a place sufficiently large to give...appears to be homogeneous. These are the essentials. * * * And obviously if it does not occupy in consciousness an appreciable area, or an appreciable duration,...

...the Relations between feelings. "Each feeling, as we here define it, is any portion of consciousness which occupies a place sufficiently large to give...appears to be homogeneous. These are the essentials. * * * And obviously 1 Vol. I. § 65. pp. 163.165. 2nd edit. if it does not occupy in consciousness...