The Perceptionalist; Or, Mental Science: A University Text-book

abstract according action activity actual affect analysis antecedent applied assert attention attributes belief belong body called cause character cognition common conceived conception concerning connection consciousness consequent considered contingency conviction definition direct discussion distinction distinguished doctrine elements employed entity equal essential evidence exercise existence experience expressed external fact faculty feelings given hand ideas imagination immediate important individual inference intellect intuition judgment kind knowledge known language less logical material matter means memory mental merely mind modes nature necessary necessity never non-existence notions objects observation operation original perceived perception philosophers positive possible present principles probability produce proposition qualities question reason reference regard relations respect result sensation sense separate similar simply solidity sometimes soul space speak spirit statement substance suggest supposed term theory things thought tion true truth universal whole