The Art of Thought

acquired æsthetic Aristotle art of thought behaviour called chapter child conception conscious effort day-dreams Defence of Poetry Descartes describes develop Dreams effect elements emotional associations English experience fact feeling foreconscious fringe fringe-thoughts full consciousness Georgian Poetry GRAHAM WALLAS habit Harry Vardon Henry Hazlitt Henry Sidgwick HERBERT SPENCER human Humour ideas Illumination imagination impulse Incubation indicated instance instinct Intimation introspective invented J. S. MILL language less logical mathematical mechanist memory mental energy mental events mind modern natural nervous system never note omitted observe organism passion physiologist Plato poet poetry Poincaré political problem produce psycho psychological events psychology quoted reading reason Reform Club relation result says sciousness sensation sense Shelley significance solution sometimes stage stimulating student subconscious successful teacher thinker thinking thought-processes tion told train of association unconscious University upper brain Varendonck voluntary whole words writing wrote