Lectures on the Elementary Psychology of Feeling and Attention

Avery Publishing (1908)
Abstract Our views of sensation, of feeling, and of attention determine, if we are logical, the whole further course of our psychological thought and exposition. ...
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ISBN(s) 0217011691   9780405051661   0405051662   1113440694
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