The Psychology of Reasoning (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Binet, Alfred

9781330172155: The Psychology of Reasoning (Classic Reprint)

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Excerpt from The Psychology of Reasoning

In France the prevailing term is images; it is this which we shall use.

A definition of sensory perception will form the conclusion of this short introduction: Perception is the process by which the mind completes, with the accompaniment of images, an impression of the senses.

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Excerpt from The Psychology of Reasoning

First: The law of fusion.-The total fusion of sensations in Vcber's experiment.-The partial fusion in the zootrope.-The partial fusion of images in the cases of Henslow and of Goethe.-The partial fusion of images in the formation of general ideas.-Comparisons drawn from Gallon's generic imaes.-Physiological expression of the law of fusion. Second: The fusion of sensations and of images.-Hypnagogic hallucinations.-Toxic hallucinations.-Voiuntary and involuntary illusions.-Analysis of a simple perception.-Every perception is an operation in three terms. Third: Proofs drawn from complex perceptions.-New comparison between perception and the syllogism.-Theory of three images

Chapter V.

Conclusion.

First: Logical reasonings have the same mechanism as perceptive reasoning.-New arrangement of the syllogistic propositions. Second: Reasoning compared to a supplementary sense. Third: Reasoning is the single type of all intellectual operations. Fourth: Reasoning is an organization of �mages.-Physiological theory of reasoning

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