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The new international encyclopaedia . long use been so ingrainedinto the texture of mind that their mode oforigin is no longer discoverable to we arrive at the antithesis of •nativistic andgenetic theories of space and time which stilldivides psychologists into two distinct lines of inquiry, functional and analytical,are mutually helpful, but a confusion of theirstandpoints and problems can lead only to con-fusion of result. BlBLi00K.\PHY. Perception is discussed atlength in all works upon normal : .James, Principles of Psychology (NewYork. 1800)
The new international encyclopaedia . long use been so ingrainedinto the texture of mind that their mode oforigin is no longer discoverable to we arrive at the antithesis of •nativistic andgenetic theories of space and time which stilldivides psychologists into two distinct lines of inquiry, functional and analytical,are mutually helpful, but a confusion of theirstandpoints and problems can lead only to con-fusion of result. BlBLi00K.\PHY. Perception is discussed atlength in all works upon normal : .James, Principles of Psychology (NewYork. 1800) : Wundt, Physiolo;ii»che Psycholoyie(Leipzig. 1893); id,. Outlines of (Leipzig, 1898) ; Kiilpe, Outlines ofPsychology (London, ) ; Titchener, Experi-mental Psychology (New York, 1901). See As-sociation OF Ideas; Sepjsation; Intellect. PERCEVAL, persl-vol. The hero of one ofthe most famous and widespread legends in theArthurian Cycle. Speaking with the uncertain-ty which always attaches to any attempt to. fT?^
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