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The Principles of Psychology, Volume 2 (of 2)

Note 5 — Chapter XVII

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Yet even writers like Prof. Bain will deny, in the most gratuitous way, that sensations know anything. "It is evident that the lowest or most restricted form of sensation does not contain an element of knowledge. The mere state of mind called the sensation of scarlet is not knowledge, although a necessary preparation for it." 'Is not knowledge about scarlet' is all that Professor Bain can rightfully say.

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