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desirous that the little I publish should be of
genuine value.

I have spoken of two peculiar modes of consciousness,
the consciousness of Reaction in Volition and in Perception,
as Secondness par excellence.
But, in truth, all consciousness is ipso facto
Secondness. I have sometimes called Qualities
of Feeling immediate consciousness; but this
immediate consciousness is a fiction of
the psychologists. Consider my the your memory or
imagination of a red color. You may have
a very dim imagination of a brilliant scarlet.
You may have an intensely vivid imagination
of an ashes of roses color, which is a or very dull
reddish grey. The vividness or dimness of
the image does not affect the quality. The