In The Perception Of A Tree We

The Sensory Acts Are Accordingly Distinguished By Their Objects.

Mental Life Is Indeed Practical Through And Through. It Begins In Practice And It Ends In Practice.

But Though Cognition Is Not An Element Of Mental Action, Nor Even In Any Real Sense Of The Word An Aspect Of It, The Distinction Of Cognition And Conation Has If Properly Defined A Definite Value.

The Perceptive Act Is A Reaction Of The Mind Upon The Object Of Which It Is The Perception.

When We Come To Images Or Memories Or Thoughts, Speculation, While Always Closely Related To Practice, Is More Explicit, And It Is In Fact Not Immediately Obvious That Such Processes Can Be Described In Any Sense As Practical.