...the unity of volition. Professor James leads us to this same conclusion in psychology, viz., that " the willing department of our nature dominates both...conceiving department and the feeling department." " I am sure " he says in his essay in Reflex Action and Theism " that I am not wrong in stating this...

...passages in full, as more than anything else they will help to place us at the centre of the position. ' The willing department of our nature dominates both...conceiving department and the feeling department.' ' I am sure I am not wrong in stating this result as one of the fundamental conclusions to which the...

...passages in full, as more than anything else they will help to place us at the centre of the position. ' The willing department of our nature dominates both...conceiving department and the feeling department.' ' I am sure I am not wrong in stating this result as one of the fundamental conclusions to which the...

...understanding of him, — such is the sequence of Christian experience. When modern psychology announces that "The willing department of our nature . . . dominates both the conceiving department and the feeling department,"5 what is this but a reiteration of the teaching of the fourth Gospel, " He that willeth...

...understanding of him, — such is the sequence of Christian experience. When modern psychology announces that "The willing department of our nature . . . dominates...conceiving department and the feeling department," 6 what is this but a reiteration of the teaching of the fourth Gospel, " He that willeth to do the...

...vervullen. JAMES die zelf veel aan de fysiologie gedaan heeft, formuleert zijn konklusies als volgt : „The willing department of our nature dominates...conceiving department and the feeling department; or, in plainer English, perception and thinking are there only for behaviour's sake. I am sure I am...

...vervullen. JAMES die zelf veel aan de fysiologie gedaan heeft, formuleert zijn konklusies als volgt : „The willing department of our nature dominates...conceiving department and the feeling department; or, in plainer English, perception and thinking are there only for 'behaviour's sake. I am sure I am...

...James became convinced that the human will was free. He expressed his volitional view by stating that the "willing department of our nature [...] dominates...conceiving department and the feeling department" (WTB 92). The concept of willingness Stein referred to can be discovered in his "Talks to Students...

...wrote his "Reflex Action and Theism." Here his own pragmatism was put in its characteristic form : The willing department of our nature . . . dominates...conceiving department and the feeling department; or, in plainer English, perception and thinking are only there for behavior's sake. I am sure I am...