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2 revisions | jasirs94 at Nov 27, 2016 03:02 AM | |
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185Classification of the Sci as affording types of instinct have any instinct according to the trio's definition. It will be far better to class as instinctive all action that is at once conscious, animated by a quasi-purpose, and passing in part definitely beyond all possibility of control; since with reference to natural classification no characters can be more significant than these three. If the reader is at a loss to understand how knowledge can under this definition be instinctive, it can only be that he forgets that thought is essentially of the nature of action. It is a capital mistake to suppose that one can be immediately conscious of thought. Immediate consciousness is nothing but feeling. But this feeling is incessantly shifting kaleidescope-fashion; and when it shifts I experience either an effort to bring about the metamorphosis against a resisting inertia or else that the transformation comes, will I, will I. Hence the prominence | 185 |