Another work that discusses "emotions" and this concept appeared after its author's The Senses and the Intellect, and was written by Alexander Bain.  
A 2002 book by Daniel Wegner discusses the "illusion" of the "conscious" type of this concept. Another work that discusses "emotions" and this concept appeared after its author's The Senses and the Intellect, and was written by Alexander Bain.  The title of Martin Luther's 1525 response to an attack by Erasmus refers to the "bondage" of this concept.  Another work whose title mentions this concept was published posthumously after being edited in part by Elisabeth Förster. The author of that work had earlier discussed a form of this concept directed towards "truth."  Another thinker associated this concept with the subjective aspect of things, and characterized it as a striving, non-rational, and blind impulse in an 1819 work.  For ten points, name this concept, discussed by Friedrich Nietzsche and contrasted with "representation" by Arthur Schopenhauer.
A 2002 book by Daniel Wegner discusses the "illusion" of the "conscious" type of this concept.
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