Aristotle, 130.
Art, illusions of, 77, 104.
Artemidoros, 129.
Association, laws of, in perception, 22;
in dreams, 153, 156;
link of resemblance in dreams,
159;
associative dispositions in
dreams, 169;
effect of, in insight, 221;
inseparable, 359.
Associationist, views of, 349, 352, 355.
Attention, involved in perception 21;
absence of, in sense-illusion,
39, 87;
relation of, to recognition
of objects, 90;
expectant, 93;
attitude of, in dreaming,
137, 172;
to internal mental states,
194;
absence of, in errors of insight,
228.
Authority, influence of, in introspection,
210;
in belief, 325.
Autobiography, errors connected with, 276, 280.
Automatic activity of centres, in hallucinations,
113;
in dreams, 136, 151;
automatic intellectual processes,
300, 335, 352.
B.
Baillarger, J., 13, note[1], 113, note[57],
119,
notes[64] and [65], 120, note[66].
Bain, Dr. A., 32, note[12], 117, note[60], 190.
Beattie, J., 141, note[82].
Beauty, sentiment of, 206, 213.
Belief, immediate, 14, 15, 294;
simple and compound, 296;
illusory forms of, 297;
simple expectation, 297;
expectation, of extra-personal
experiences, 307;
retrospective, 309;
in persistent objects and
persons, 312;
self-esteem, 315;
representation of classes
of things, 322;
representations of mankind,
322;
representation of life and
the world as a whole, 322;
as predisposition to error,
324;
amount of divergence in, 325;
tendency towards convergence
in, 326.
Beneficial, correct knowledge as, 340;
illusion as, 342.
Berkeley, Bishop, 218, 349, note[154].
Binet, A., 53, note[20].
Boismont, Brierre de, 11, note[1].
Boerner, J., 146.
Braid, James, 186, 187.
Brewster, Sir D., 42, 73, 81, 116.
Bruecke, E., 77, note[38].
Byron, Lord, 116.
C.
Carpenter, Dr. W.B., 32, note[12], 108,
110, note[56], 186, 231,
note[111], 265, note[125],
276.
Castle-building, as illusory perception, 3, 99.
Cause, idea of, in science, 344;
reality of relation of, 347,
349, 356, 360.
Change, a condition of conscious life, 252, 287, note[133].
Childhood, our recollections of, 263, 269.
Children, curiosity of, 175, 180;
estimate of time by, 256;
confusion of dream and waking
life by, 276;
imagination of, 279;
self-assertion of, 319;
intellectual condition of,
357, note[159].
Clarke, Dr. E.H., 117.
Classification, in recognition of sensation,
21;
in recognition, of object,
24;
in introspective recognition,
193.