 | 1887 - 662 pages
...qud sensation, and owes nothing to educational suggestions. But this felt quality is most distinctly and unmistakably one of vague spatial vastness in...when the object is removed, we suddenly feel as if a transparency, clearness, openness, had been made outside of us. And the feeling will, by anyone who... | |
 | 1900 - 868 pages
...qua sensation, and owes nothing to educational suggestions. But this felt quality is most distinctly and unmistakably one of vague spatial vastness in...When the object is removed, we suddenly feel as if a transparency, clearness, openness, had been made outside of us. And the feeling will, by any one who... | |
 | Émile Javal - 1904 - 178 pages
...qua sensation, and owes nothing to educational suggestions. But this felt quality is most distinctly and unmistakably one of vague spatial vastness in...when the object is removed we suddenly feel as if a transparency, clearness, openness, had been made outside of us. And the feeling will, by any one who... | |
 | J. Whitefield Smith - 1904 - 114 pages
...qua sensation, and owes nothing to educational suggestions. But this felt quality is most distinctly and unmistakably one of vague spatial vastness in...when the object is removed, we suddenly feel as if a transparency, clearness, openness, had been made outside of us. And the feeling will, by any one who... | |
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... Now as this sensation is never used by ordinary persons as a means of perception, we may fairly assume that its felt quality, in those whose attention is called to it for the first time, belongs to it qua sensation, and owes nothing to educational... 