Volume 2

Mind and brain, or, The correlations of consciousness and organisation : systematically investigated and applied to philosophy, mental science and practice / by Thomas Laycock.

  • Laycock, Thomas, 1812-1876.
Date:
1869
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Credit: Mind and brain, or, The correlations of consciousness and organisation : systematically investigated and applied to philosophy, mental science and practice / by Thomas Laycock. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by King’s College London. The original may be consulted at King’s College London.

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    Fallacies of proffered solutions, Question of Compound Consciousness, Nature of the Lex Nostri Conservatio, Page 22 25 26 Chapter III.'—Correlations of the Desires and Feelings WITH THE Laws of Vital Action. I 1. Pleasure and Pain—Titillation. % 2. Desire in general. 2 3. Special Fundamental Desires—Instinctive Desires. Desires as to Good and Evil, .... 34 Derivative Prescient Desires, . . . .35 Chapter IV. — The General Laws of Evolution and Manifestation of the Mental Faculties as Active Powers. § 4. The Desire to Energize. Is the fundamental element of Volition, . Meaning of Free Will, . Pliysiological Nature of Instinct, . 38 39 40 I 1. The Cognitive Facui 'ties. Apperception, Comparison, Deduction and Generalisation, 42 43 44 2 2. Prescntative and Representw 'ire Faculties. Representation. Imagination and Eepetition, Orectic Imagination, Association of Ideas, Association of Ideas as Sympathies. Imitation, .... 45 47 48 49 51 52 2 3. Volitional Faculties. Attention, . 54