The Mechanism of Thought, Imagery, and Hallucination

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Professor Rosett presents a sketchy, somewhat artificial and premature discussion of what psychologists and psychiatrists usually consider to be exceedingly complex functions. In his introduction Dr. Rosett bemoans the fact that the ancient and mediæval thinkers, also much concerned with the problem of consciousness, employed premises that were deeply rooted in fable and tradition.