The association theory must thus be given up in favor of an 'action-theory' [1] which combines the consistency of phenomenalistic explanation with a full acknowledgment of the so-called apperceptive processes; it avoids thus the deficiency of associationism and the logical inconsistency of apperceptionism. ❋ Various (1889)
Hume himself provides no account of apperception, but possibilities for a (quasi -) Humean account are that apperceptive consciousness amounts to perceptions that are intrinsically self-conscious, or else consists in perceptions of perceptions. ❋ Pereboom, Derk (2009)
Neither consciousness of self by doing apperceptive acts nor empirical consciousness of self as the object of particular representations yields knowledge of oneself as one is. ❋ Brook, Andrew (2008)
Then he turns to consciousness of oneself and one's states by doing apperceptive acts. ❋ Brook, Andrew (2008)
No: perceptive attention becomes apperceptive attention just as it focuses more strenuously, constricting the perceptive field. ❋ Kim, Alan (2006)
For Wundt, the distinguishing feature of the apperceptive focus is that it ❋ Kim, Alan (2006)
Wundt's notion of apperceptive separation is one of the most philosophically original, consequential, and ambiguous of his theories. ❋ Kim, Alan (2006)
How do apperceptive laws differ from those of association? ❋ Kim, Alan (2006)
Association everywhere gives the first impetus to [apperceptive] combinations. ❋ Kim, Alan (2006)
We can obviously say nothing immediate about how the central sense-excitations would be sensed independently of the latter; thus Weber's Law, too, concerns only apperceived sensations, and therefore can just as well have its basis in the processes of the apperceptive comparison of sensation as in the original constitution of the central sensory excitations. ❋ Kim, Alan (2006)
The first is general apperceptive empathy when the form of a common object evokes a unique recreative activity, and the object presents itself merely to be perceived. ❋ CHARLES EDWARD GAUSS (1968)
Imagination is thus an apperceptive process by which we construct a mental representation of an object without any necessary reference to its actual existence in time. ❋ Ontario. Ministry Of Education (N/A)
The apperceptive process of interpreting the new by selecting and relating elements of former experience, or the process of analysis-synthesis, is universal in learning. ❋ Ontario. Ministry Of Education (N/A)
= -- Since curiosity depends upon novelty, it is evident that sensuous should ultimately give place to apperceptive curiosity. ❋ Ontario. Ministry Of Education (N/A)
= -- While, however, the mere revival of old knowledge in the apperceptive process does not constitute an act of memory, memory is itself only a special phase of the apperceptive process. ❋ Ontario. Ministry Of Education (N/A)
The fourfold arrangement of the matter, however, may let the teacher see more fully the children's mental attitude, and thus enable him to direct them intelligently through the apperceptive process. ❋ Ontario. Ministry Of Education (N/A)
The apperceptive power of the pupil's mind takes the new material of thought and feeling contained in the selection and weaves it into the web of his previous ideas and emotions. ❋ Ontario. Ministry Of Education (N/A)
But Ivan was Ivan still: high-strung, keenly apperceptive and receptive; his spiritual, like his physical, nerves, alive to every emotion, every pain or pleasure that rose up into his present. ❋ Margaret Horton Potter (N/A)
Such an apperceptive revival, or re-presentation of past experience, because it includes merely a representation of mental images, but fails to relate them to the past, cannot be classed as an act of memory. ❋ Ontario. Ministry Of Education (N/A)
In so far, moreover, as any such methods on the part of the teacher quicken the apperceptive process in the child, or cause him to apply his former knowledge in a more active and definite way to the problem in hand, they must be classified as phases of the developing method. ❋ Ontario. Ministry Of Education (N/A)
