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The Principles of Psychology, Volume 1 (of 2)

de William James

Capítulos (121)
  1. THE PRINCIPLES OF PSYCHOLOGY: WILLIAM JAMES: PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY IN HARVARD UNIVERSITY 0:00
  2. PSYCHOLOGY. THE SCOPE OF PSYCHOLOGY. 17:29
  3. THE FUNCTIONS OF THE BRAIN. 38:23
  4. THE FROG'S NERVE-CENTRES. 42:33
  5. GENERAL NOTION OF HEMISPHERES. 54:20
  6. THE EDUCATION OF THE HEMISPHERES. 1:02:07
  7. THE PHRENOLOGICAL CONCEPTION. 1:08:09
  8. THE LOCALIZATION OF FUNCTIONS IN THE HEMISPHERES. 1:15:18
  9. Sight. 1:30:13
  10. Hearing. 1:49:20
  11. Smell. 1:56:29
  12. Taste 1:57:04
  13. Touch. 1:57:20
  14. MAN'S CONSCIOUSNESS LIMITED TO THE HEMISPHERES. 2:09:33
  15. THE RESTITUTION OF FUNCTION. 2:11:52
  16. FINAL CORRECTION OF THE MEYNERT SCHEME. 2:21:30
  17. CONCLUSION. 2:32:25
  18. ON SOME GENERAL CONDITIONS OF BRAIN-ACTIVITY. 2:36:11
  19. THE SUMMATION OF STIMULI 2:37:46
  20. REACTION-TIME. 2:44:11
  21. CEREBRAL BLOOD-SUPPLY. 3:04:48
  22. CEREBRAL THERMOMETRY. 3:08:31
  23. Phosphorus and Thought. 3:11:25
  24. HABIT. 3:14:46
  25. THE AUTOMATON-THEORY. 4:05:54
  26. REASONS FOR THE THEORY. 4:18:11
  27. REASONS AGAINST THE THEORY. 4:27:54
  28. THE MIND-STUFF THEORY. 4:41:23
  29. EVOLUTIONARY PSYCHOLOGY DEMANDS A MIND-DUST. 4:42:55
  30. SOME ALLEGED PROOFS THAT MIND-DUST EXISTS. 4:49:26
  31. INSUFFICIENCY OF THESE PROOFS. 4:58:35
  32. SELF-COMPOUNDING OF MENTAL FACTS IS INADMISSIBLE. 5:04:39
  33. CAN STATES OF MIND BE UNCONSCIOUS? 5:11:36
  34. DO UNCONSCIOUS MENTAL STATES EXIST? 5:14:13
  35. DIFFICULTY OF STATING THE CONNECTION BETWEEN MIND AND BRAIN. 5:38:01
  36. THE MATERIAL-MONAD THEORY. 5:43:31
  37. THE SOUL-THEORY. 5:46:55
  38. THE METHODS AND SNARES OF PSYCHOLOGY 5:51:04
  39. PSYCHOLOGY IS A NATURAL SCIENCE. 5:51:34
  40. THE METHODS OF INVESTIGATION. 5:54:40
  41. THE SOURCES OF ERROR IN PSYCHOLOGY. 6:14:30
  42. THE RELATIONS OF MINDS TO OTHER THINGS. 6:21:13
  43. TIME-RELATIONS. 6:21:30
  44. Are we ever wholly unconscious? 6:22:22
  45. 'Unconsciousness' in Hysterics. 6:27:01
  46. RELATIONS OF CONSCIOUSNESS TO SPACE. 6:50:25
  47. THE RELATIONS OF MINDS TO OTHER OBJECTS 6:54:03
  48. THE STREAM OF THOUGHT. 7:09:23
  49. FIVE CHARACTERS IN THOUGHT. 7:10:59
  50. 1) Thought tends to Personal Form. 7:12:08
  51. 2) Thought is in Constant Change. 7:20:32
  52. 3) Within each personal consciousness, thought is sensibly continuous. 7:35:32
  53. Feelings of Tendency. 7:54:24
  54. 4. Human thought appears to deal with objects independent of itself; that is, it is cognitive, or possesses the function of knowing. 8:37:48
  55. 5) It is always interested more in one part of its object than in another, and welcomes and rejects, or chooses, all the while it thinks. 8:59:45
  56. THE CONSCIOUSNESS OF SELF. 9:12:47
  57. THE EMPIRICAL SELF OR ME. 9:13:04
  58. 2. SELF-FEELING. 9:40:20
  59. 3. SELF-SEEKING AND SELF-PRESERVATION. 9:44:13
  60. RIVALRY AND CONFLICT OF THE DIFFERENT SELVES. 9:48:12
  61. WHAT SELF IS LOVED IN 'SELF-LOVE'? 10:04:15
  62. THE PURE EGO. 10:27:38
  63. The Sense of Personal Identity. 10:28:49
  64. THE PURE SELF OR INNER PRINCIPLE OF PERSONAL UNITY. 10:51:19
  65. The Theory of the Soul. 10:51:41
  66. The Associationist Theory. 11:08:18
  67. THE TRANSCENDENTALIST THEORY. 11:26:32
  68. Certain vicissitudes in the me demand our notice. 11:45:37
  69. THE MUTATIONS OF THE SELF 11:47:03
  70. SUMMARY. 12:46:58
  71. ATTENTION. 12:49:56
  72. TO HOW MANY THINGS CAN WE ATTEND AT ONCE? 12:56:20
  73. THE VARIETIES OF ATTENTION. 13:14:11
  74. THE EFFECTS OF ATTENTION. 13:31:34
  75. THE INTIMATE NATURE OF THE ATTENTIVE PROCESS. 13:50:28
  76. IS VOLUNTARY ATTENTION A RESULTANT OR A FORCE? 14:15:09
  77. INATTENTION. 14:29:15
  78. CONCEPTION. THE SENSE OF SAMENESS. 14:36:20
  79. CONCEPTION DEFINED. 14:39:46
  80. CONCEPTIONS ARE UNCHANGEABLE. 14:44:14
  81. 'ABSTRACT' IDEAS. 14:52:44
  82. UNIVERSALS. 15:02:39
  83. DISCRIMINATION AND COMPARISON. 15:19:20
  84. THE PRINCIPLE OF MEDIATE COMPARISON. 15:35:44
  85. ARE ALL DIFFERENCES DIFFERENCES OF COMPOSITION? 15:38:07
  86. THE CONDITIONS OF DISCRIMINATION. 15:44:43
  87. THE PROCESS OF ANALYSIS. 15:57:02
  88. THE PROCESS OF ABSTRACTION. 16:03:58
  89. THE IMPROVEMENT OF DISCRIMINATION BY PRACTICE. 16:11:47
  90. PRACTICAL INTERESTS LIMIT DISCRIMINATION. 16:23:56
  91. REACTION-TIME AFTER DISCRIMINATION. 16:39:03
  92. THE PERCEPTION OF LIKENESS. 16:47:25
  93. THE MAGNITUDE OF DIFFERENCES. 16:51:44
  94. THE MEASURE OF DISCRIMINATIVE SENSIBILITY. 16:57:21
  95. Theoretic Interpretation of Weber's Law 17:22:51
  96. Weber's law is probably purely physiological. 17:27:41
  97. ASSOCIATION. 17:30:49
  98. THE RAPIDITY OF ASSOCIATION. 17:44:38
  99. THE LAW OF CONTIGUITY. 17:52:03
  100. THE ELEMENTARY LAW OF ASSOCIATION. 17:59:16
  101. Impartial Redintegration. 18:05:42
  102. ORDINARY OR MIXED ASSOCIATION. 18:10:22
  103. ASSOCIATION BY SIMILARITY. 18:22:56
  104. ASSOCIATION IN VOLUNTARY THOUGHT. 18:32:11
  105. SIMILARITY NO ELEMENTARY LAW. 18:46:39
  106. THE HISTORY OF OPINION CONCERNING ASSOCIATION 18:54:04
  107. THE PERCEPTION OF TIME. 19:17:48
  108. THE SENSIBLE PRESENT HAS DURATION. 19:21:27
  109. ACCURACY OF OUR ESTIMATE OF SHORT DURATIONS. 19:25:55
  110. WE HAVE NO SENSE FOR EMPTY TIME. 19:37:45
  111. THE FEELING OF PAST TIME IS A PRESENT FEELING. 19:49:44
  112. TO WHAT CEREBRAL PROCESS IS THE SENSE OF TIME DUE? 19:58:06
  113. MEMORY. 20:10:45
  114. PRIMARY MEMORY. 20:12:08
  115. ANALYSIS OF THE PHENOMENON OF MEMORY. 20:19:34
  116. MEMORY'S CAUSES. 20:27:30
  117. THE CONDITIONS OF GOODNESS IN MEMORY. 20:41:08
  118. ONE'S NATIVE RETENTIVENESS IS UNCHANGEABLE. 20:48:07
  119. EXACT MEASUREMENTS OF MEMORY 21:10:04
  120. FORGETTING. 21:16:48
  121. INDEX. 21:37:38
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