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Principles Of Psychology Vol1
James, William · The Principles of Psychology
Section 32 of 97
Chapter VIII
The Relations of Minds to Other Things
Since, for psychology, a mind is an object in a world of other objects, its relation to those other objects must next be surveyed. First of all, to its
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