Mind : perception and thought in their constructive aspects - Schilder, Paul, 1886-1940 (New York : Columbia University Press, 1942)
Part I. Perception and action. I. In search of primitive experience -- II. Color and motion in visual experience -- III. Representation and optic imagination -- IV. Motion, form and spatial relations in optic perception -- V. Optic perception and typology -- VI. Tactile perception -- VII. Hearing, smell, taste: intersensory analogies -- VIII. The vestibular apparatus -- IX. The construction of the object and the problem of Gestalt -- X. Psychoanalysis and the conditioned reflexes -- XI. Stimuli and sensations -- XII. Space -- XIII. Psychology and psychopathology of time -- XIV. Action -- XV. Summary -- Part II. Higher mental functions. XVI. Language: psychology and psychopathology -- XVII. Memory -- XVIII. Thinking -- XIX. The pleasure and reality principles in thought and action -- XX. The nature of consciousness -- XXI. Psychic energy -- XXII. The psychology of geometry and physics -- XXIII. Antinomies -- XXIV. Conclusions.
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Keywords: Perception; Thought and thinking; Psychology, Pathological