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If we say that we have no ideas except what we perceive, or are conscious of, w^e make the perception or consciousness of our idea necessary to its existence, which I do not believe.
UPHAM ON THE MIND AND ITS DISORDERS.
Professor Upham, in his treatise on " Imperfect and Disordered Mental Action," arranges his subject according to the analysis of the mind in its natural state and operations — considering, in order, the imper- fections and diseases which affect each faculty.
His classification o...f mental operations coincides in the main, with the old division of the mental capaci- ties, into the understanding, the affections and the -will. The nomenclature w^hich he adopts is intellect, sensibilities and -will. The intellect he subdivides into €xterior and interior, corresponding, in most respects, with Locke's division into sensation and reflection.
The exterior intellect derives knowledge from the out- v\rard world through the medium of the senses ; the interior derives it from a consciousness of the mind's own operations, from original suggestion, relative ESSAYS AND HISTORICAL NOTES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If we say that we have no ideas except what we perceive, or are conscious of, w^e make the perception or consciousness of our idea necessary to its existence, which I do not believe.
UPHAM ON THE MIND AND ITS DISORDERS.
Professor Upham, in his treatise on " Imperfect and Disordered Mental Action," arranges his subject according to the analysis of the mind in its natural state and operations — considering, in order, the imper- fections and diseases which affect each faculty.
His classification o...f mental operations coincides in the main, with the old division of the mental capaci- ties, into the understanding, the affections and the -will. The nomenclature w^hich he adopts is intellect, sensibilities and -will. The intellect he subdivides into €xterior and interior, corresponding, in most respects, with Locke's division into sensation and reflection.
The exterior intellect derives knowledge from the out- v\rard world through the medium of the senses ; the interior derives it from a consciousness of the mind's own operations, from original suggestion, relative ESSAYS AND HISTORICAL NOTES.
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