In the preface, the author of this work mentions his article "The Spatial Quale," an abridgement of chapter 20 of this 1400 page tome.
In the preface, the author of this work mentions his article "The Spatial Quale," an abridgement of chapter 20 of this 1400 page tome. The author begins the section on "The Methods of Investigation" by stating, "Introspective Observation is what we have to rely on." Chapter 25 discusses the author's theory that physiological reactions to perceptions are the cause of emotion, a theory similar to that of Lange. Including a chapter on "The Stream of Thought," for 10 points, name this textbook by William James.
In the preface, the author of this work mentions his article "The Spatial Quale," an abridgement of chapter 20 of this 1400 page tome.
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