Perception
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Subject Source: UK Archival Thesaurus
Found in 21 Collections and/or Records:
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A draft of Chapter 4 entitled 'Some Psychological Factors in Perception'
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Reference Code: GBR/3377/JTMacC/3/4
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A draft of Chapter 5 entitled 'The Localisation of Properties'
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Reference Code: GBR/3377/JTMacC/3/5
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A further note on the sensory character of black, 191605
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Reference Code: GBR/3377/JWard/4/6
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191605
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A letter to Ward from H. Barker containing Ward's thoughts on the position of 'atomism' and the individuality of perception, 19180724
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Reference Code: GBR/3377/JWard/3/15
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19180724
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Distinction of psychical from physical phenomena
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Reference Code: GBR/3377/JWard/1/10/7
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Early psychological researches
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Reference Code: GBR/3377/JWard/2/13
Scope and Contents
The booklet contains records of experiments carried out to test reaction times. There is a reference to a 'decapitated frog' under the heading 'Queries' two-thirds of the way through the booklet, showing that some (perhaps even most of) the experiments were conducted on animals, not humans.
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Fundamental intellectual processes, 18810915
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Reference Code: GBR/3377/JWard/1/5
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18810915
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How are the facts of psychology to be characterized or distinguished?, 18810502
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Reference Code: GBR/3377/JWard/1/10/4
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18810502
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Is it correct to term the subject-matter of psychology psychical phenomena?, 18790707
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Reference Code: GBR/3377/JWard/1/10/1
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18790707
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Letter for members of the Moral Sciences Board recommending that money be allocated for setting up a psychological laboratory, 18860506
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Reference Code: GBR/3377/EPLab/1/1
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18860506
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'Psychological Conceptions in Other Sciences: the Herbert Spencer Lecture', 19290514
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Reference Code: GBR/3377/CSMyers/3/5
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19290514
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Subconsciousness
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Reference Code: GBR/3377/JWard/1/16
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'The Absurdity of Any Mind-Body Relation: a Lecture'
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Reference Code: GBR/3377/CSMyers/2/3
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Volume III: Psychology Lectures 1881-1882, 1881 - 1882
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Reference Code: GBR/3377/JWard/2/2
Scope and Contents
Ward refers to a 'Law of Relativity' on p. 25 of the notebook, using the word 'relativity' in a pre-Einsteinian sense to describe how the nervous system apprehends reality, and going on to talk of a 'special continuum'. On p. 21 verso Ward includes a table showing a 'symbolic representation of psychical continua'; this is stuck into the book.
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1881 - 1882