Body and mind: a history and a defense of animism (1911)
McDougall, William, 1871-1938 · New York, The Macmillan compnay · leaf 155
f the nature of real being, or at least to make certainassertions in regard to it. Phenome7talistic Parallelism (yIdentity-Hypothesis A) Under this heading we may put together the closely alliedformulations of the psycho-physical relation suggested bySpinoza and by Kant respectively ; for both… … Fig. 5. varieties. As the diagram implies, the causal links belong whollyto the unknown series of real processes which appear to us underthe two aspects, the physical and the psychical, although bothseries of appearances will seem to be causally linked, just as one THE AUTOMATON THEORIES 133 shadow…
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