This text's author described it as a "loathsome, distended, tumefied, bloated, dropsical mass," and shortly after its publication he arranged for Hugo M?nsterberg to take over his duties in the title field. The fourth chapter opens by describing living creatures as "bundles of habits," and later in that chapter the author concludes, "Habit is thus the enormous fly-wheel of society." A later chapter argues that the arousal of a physical response precedes the appearance of
This text's author described it as a "loathsome, distended, tumefied, bloated, dropsical mass," and shortly after its publication he arranged for Hugo M?nsterberg to take over his duties in the title field. The fourth chapter opens by describing living creatures as "bundles of habits," and later in that chapter the author concludes, "Habit is thus the enormous fly-wheel of society." A later chapter argues that the arousal of a physical response precedes the appearance of the associated emotion, a theory similar to that of Lange. FTP, name this work published in 1890 that introduced the term "stream of consciousness," a textbook on "the Science of Mental Life" written by William James.
This text's author described it as a "loathsome, distended, tumefied, bloated, dropsical mass," and shortly after its publication he arranged for Hugo M?nsterberg to take over his duties in the title field.
The Principles of Psychology