Can States Of Mind Be Unconscious

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The only difference between them is, that the instincts called egoistic form much the larger mass. The object has the initiative, not the mind. In the chapter on Instincts we shall learn that every creature has a certain selective interest in certain portions of the world, and that this interest is as often connate as acquired. When I am led by self-love to keep my seat whilst ladies stand, or to grab something first and cut out my neighbor, what I really love is the comfortable seat, is the thing itself which I grab. Each thought, out of a multitude of other thoughts of which it may think, is able to distinguish those which belong to its own Ego from those which do not. So it comes to pass that, as aforesaid, men have arranged the various selves which they may seek in an hierarchical scale according to their worth.

There is something almost shocking in the notion of so chaste a function carrying this Kantian hurly-burly in her womb. Reverting to natural history-psychology will help us to see the truth of this. As, in simple 'hoggishness,' a succulent morsel gives rise, by the reflex mechanism, to behavior which the bystanders find 'greedy,' and consider to flow from a certain sort of 'self-regard;' so here your disdain gives rise, by a mechanism quite as reflex and immediate, to another sort of behavior, which the bystanders call 'shame-faced' and which they consider due to another kind of self-regard. He too says that all self-regard is regard for certain objective things. In fact, in answering the question what things it is that a man loves in his self-love, we have implicitly answered the farther question, of why he loves them. In 투이어스 of our mind we know meanwhile what we ought to be doing: getting up, dressing ourselves, answering the person who has spoken to us, trying to make the next step in our reasoning.

Any one of us can notice a phenomenon after it has once been pointed out, which not one in ten thousand could ever have discovered for himself. Could an automaton be so skilfully constructed as to ape these acts, it would be called selfish as properly as I. It is true that I am no automaton, but a thinker. The thought not only thinks them both, but thinks that they are identical. His corporeal person, and what ministers to its needs, are the only self he can possibly be said to love. The phenomena are very intricate, and are only just beginning to be studied in a proper scientific way. Many persons have found evidence conclusive to their minds that in some cases the control is really the departed spirit whom it pretends to be. Or is it perhaps the concrete stream of my thought in its entirety, or some one section of the same?