Both Expectations And Memories Are More Than

Desire Then Is The Invasion Of The Whole Self By The Wish, Which, As It Invades, Sets Going More And More Of The Psychical Processes; But At The Same Time, So Long As It Remains Desire, Does Not Succeed In Getting Possession Of The Self.

The Mental Act Of Sensation Which Issues In Reflex Movement Is So Simple As To Defy Analysis.

Such Being The Nature Of Mental Life, The Business Of Psychology Is Primarily To Describe In Detail The Various Forms Which Attention Or Conation Assumes Upon The Different Levels Of That Life.

It Is Convenient To Distinguish The Two Kinds Of Experience Which Have Thus Been Described, The Experienc-ing And The Experienc-ed, By Technical Words.

The Sensory Acts Are Accordingly Distinguished By Their Objects.