It Is More Difficult To Designate This

In The Perception Of A Tree We Can Distinguish The Act Of Experiencing, Or Perceiving, From The Thing Experienced, Or Perceived.

The Interval Between A Cold Expectation And A Warm Desire May Be Filled By Expectations Of Varying Degrees Of Warmth Or By Desires Of Varying Degrees Of Coldness.

The Thing Of Which The Act Of Perception Is The Perception Is Experienced As Something Not Mental.

But Unfortunately Locke Treated Ideas Of Reflection As If They Were Another Class Of Objects Of Contemplation Beside Ideas Of Sensation.

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.