Psychology: empirical and rational . LOWERFROMTAL PARIETO-OCCIPITAL FISSURE REAR This illustration shows the chief convolutions and fissures of the cerebrum from two hemispheres are divided by the great longitudinal or median fissure. (See Text, pp. 45, 567—570). o o -< H* ^ ca S3 B 12. O P Ui ^ OJ o o P en M r-^ g O < o-1 P 3 r^ P 3p 3 3 o 52 o 2 OfD 3 •-1 p o p g 3 o 3 a t/: g r^ cr r^ «j p • hJ t/1 M __d r^ g rv P m y o <_ to FT rt c ~ C^ r^ o 5- ffq re o ir. o 3 .J o o vp M O t/) C/l g 5 On rD P-i p 3rT oo o 2J7 a to c. PSYCHOLOGY. > > > I Introd
Psychology: empirical and rational . LOWERFROMTAL PARIETO-OCCIPITAL FISSURE REAR This illustration shows the chief convolutions and fissures of the cerebrum from two hemispheres are divided by the great longitudinal or median fissure. (See Text, pp. 45, 567—570). o o -< H* ^ ca S3 B 12. O P Ui ^ OJ o o P en M r-^ g O < o-1 P 3 r^ P 3p 3 3 o 52 o 2 OfD 3 •-1 p o p g 3 o 3 a t/: g r^ cr r^ «j p • hJ t/1 M __d r^ g rv P m y o <_ to FT rt c ~ C^ r^ o 5- ffq re o ir. o 3 .J o o vp M O t/) C/l g 5 On rD P-i p 3rT oo o 2J7 a to c. PSYCHOLOGY. > > > I Introduction. CHAPTER I. DEFINITION AND SCOPE OF PSYCHOLOGY. Definition.—Psychology (r?}? -^vxv^ X0709) is thatbranch of philosophy which studies the human mindor soul. By the mind or soul (yfruxv) is meant thethinking principle, that by which I feel, know, andwill, and by which my body is animated. Theterms Ego, Self, Spirit, are used as synonymouswith mind and soul, and, though slight differencesattach to some of them, it will be convenient for us(except where we specially call attention to diver-gencies of meaning) to follow common usage andemploy them as practically equivalent. Subjective and Objective.—In modern philo-sophy the mind is also called the Subject, especiallywhen set in contrast with the external world, whichis characterized as the Object. The adjective sub-jective is similarly opposed to objective, as denotingmental in opposition to extra-mental facts, whatpertains to the knowing mind as contrasted withB PSYCHOLOGY. what belongs to th
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