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Fact and fable in psychology (1901)

Jastrow, Joseph, 1863-1944 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin · leaf 302

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, or at an angle, orviewing them with the eyes half closed, are helpful. THE MINDS EYE 279 unmathematical processes. For training in correct andaccurate vision it is necessary to acquire an alert men-tal eye, that observes all that is objectively visible, butdoes not permit the subjective to add to… … Tig. 1. —In order to see the lions head, look at the above cut upsidedown, and the head will be discovered facing the left, as above outlined.It is clearer on the coin itself than in this representation. or another it is natural to suppose is present. A veryfamiliar instance of this process is the…

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