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The Principles of Psychology, Volume 2 (of 2)

Note 303 — Chapter XXI · [287]

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Griesinger, Mental Diseases, §§ 50, 98. The neologism we so often hear, that an experience 'gives us a realising sense' of the truth of some proposition or other, illustrates the dependence of the sense of reality upon excitement. Only what stirs us is 'realized.'

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