...universal conscious fact is not 'feelings and thoughts exist,' but 'I think' and 'I feel.'* No psychology, at any rate, can question the existence of personal...their worth. A French writer, speaking of our ideas, says somewhere in a fit of anti-spiritualistic excitement that, misled by certain peculiaritities which...

...conscious fact is not 'feelings and thoughts exist,' but ' I think ' and ' I feel.' * No psychology, at any rate, can question the existence of personal...their worth. A French writer, speaking of our ideas, says somewhere in a fit of anti-spiritualistic excitement that, misled by certain peculiaritities which...

...universal conscious fact is not 'feelings and thoughts exist,' but 'I think' and 'I feel.'* No psychology, at any rate, can question the existence of personal...can do is so to interpret the nature of these selves an to rob them of their worth. A French writer, speaking of our ideas, says somewhere in a fit of anti-spiritualistic...

...feelings and thoughts exist," but " I think" and " I feel" ; and he firmly declares : " No psychology, at any rate, can question the existence of personal...nature of these selves as to rob them of their worth. . . . There are no marks of personalty to be gathered aliunde, and then found lacking in the train...

...existence of personal selves. Thoughts connected as we feel them to be connected are what we mean by personal selves. The worst a psychology can do is...nature of these selves as to rob them of their worth. Consciousness is in constant change. I do not mean by this to say that no one state of mind has any...

...wollen. Gegen einen derartigen Versuch wendet er sich vielmehr ausdrücklich, indem er versichert: »The worst a psychology can do is so to Interpret the nature of these« (personal) »selves äs to rob them of their worth. . . . It seems äs if the elementary psychic fact...

...existence of personal selves. Thoughts connected as we feel them to be connected are what we mean by personal selves. The worst a psychology can do is...nature of these selves as to rob them of their worth. Consciousness is inconstant change. — I do not mean by this to say that no one state of mind has...

...feel them to be connected are what we mean by personal selves. The worst a psychology can do is to so interpret the nature of these selves as to rob them of their worth.'6 The Opaque Therapist The therapist is always involved in a two-person situation. Despite inevitable...

...to different minds. The breaches between such thoughts are the most absolute breaches in nature. ... The worst a psychology can do is so to interpret the...nature of these selves as to rob them of their worth." 28 Or, more emphatically still: "In its widest possible sense . . . a man's self is the sum total of...

...psychology "can question the existence of personal selves," it can distort and diminish them: indeed, the "worst a psychology can do is so to interpret...nature of these selves as to rob them of their worth" (ibid.) Perhaps in part because he valorized it so positively, James never relinquished his near, if...