CHAPTER THREE. THE RELATION OF THE EMOTIONS TO THE CONSCIOUS, SENSORY, OR INFORMATIVE STATE

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. CONTENTS VII
3. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS XI
4. INTRODUCTION 1
5. PART ONE. FUNDAMENTALS
6. CHAPTER ONE. THE LAW OF EVOLUTION AND DISSOLUTION OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM 13
7. CHAPTER TWO. THE EMOTIONAL STATE 19
8. CHAPTER THREE. THE RELATION OF THE EMOTIONS TO THE CONSCIOUS, SENSORY, OR INFORMATIVE STATE 40
9. CHAPTER FOUR. THE EXPRESSION AND THE SUBJECTIVE EXPERIENCE OF THE EMOTIONS 67
10. CHAPTER FIVE. THE WILL 103
11. CHAPTER SIX. NERVE SIGNALING 109
12. CHAPTER SEVEN. THE EFFECT OF INJURIES OF THE ASSOCIATION SYSTEMS 113
13. CHAPTER EIGHT. REPRESENTATION AND SYMBOLISM 124
14. PART TWO. THE MECHANISM
15. CHAPTER NINE. A DEFINITION OF THOUGHT , IMAGERY, AND HALLUCINATION 155
16. CHAPTER TEN. HALLUCINATIONS IN CERTAIN INJURIES AND DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM 157
17. CHAPTER ELEVEN. THE EPILEPTIC SEIZURE 171
18. CHAPTER TWELVE. THE STATE OF ATTENTION 182
19. CHAPTER THIRTEEN. SLEEP 224
20. CONCLUDING REMARKS 270
21. INDEX 273