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The Principles of Psychology, Volume 1 (of 2)

Note 555 — Chapter XV · [512]

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"'No more' and 'not yet' are the proper time-feelings, and we are aware of time in no other way than through these feelings," says Volkmann (Psychol., § 87). This, which is not strictly true of our feeling of time per se, as an elementary bit of duration, is true of our feeling of date in its events.

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