THE FUNCTION OF RELATIONS IN THOUGHT
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Auteurs : Carveth ReadSource :
- British Journal of Psychology, 1904‐1920 [ 0950-5652 ] ; 1911-12.
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- Absolute impressions, Abstract idea, Abstract ideas, Analogy, Antithesis, British museum, Carveth, Cold blood, Colour, Common language, Common stock, Common things, Conscious comparison, Conscious process, Contiguity, Creative imagination, Divergent association, Divergent associations, Divergent tendencies, Dominant ideas, Double analogy, Exact meaning, Experimental evidence, False analogies, Fertile soil, Former experience, Genus, Greater experience, Greater measure, Greater number, Greater part, Habitual series, Immediate reaction, Intellectual states, Involuntary condensation, Likeness, Local colour, Long time, Many cases, Many experiences, Mental processes, Mental states, Mutual frustration, Mutual inhibition, Normal life, Normal subject, Open umbrella, Ordinary sense, Original combination, Original combinations, Original construction, Originality, Ostentation, Other hand, Other relations, Other things, Oxford circus, Particular fact, Past experiences, Portland place, Practical judgment, Present consciousness, Professor woodward, Rational analogies, Relational, Relational judgment, Relative suggestion, Reproduction, Rhetorical similes, Same process, Same relation, Same relations, Same terms, Same thing, Same time, Same vibration rate, Scientific insight, Selective interest, Short waves, Simile, Simple suggestion, Subconscious life, Such experiences, Superordination, Visual image, Voluntary condensation, Wave motion.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.2044-8295.1911.tb00049.x
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