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is not what it does.
I am not at all prepared to clear the matter up but I dimly decern I think that the physiological view has not sufficiently affected the introspective aspect and possibly the converse is true also.
Perhaps the introspection is mainly illusion due to quasilogical interpretations but let man not be understood as having much faith in current Wundtian monism.
At any rate however it is pretty clear that there must be an application of scientific logic in order to separate the precipitate of physiology from the filtrate of logic.
In this state of things or in the real state of things which I am perhaps very mistakenly endeavoring to peer into it ought i think to be admitted that psychological conceptions are not sufficiently matured to afford a safe foundation for any part of logic and it seems still more evident that it is very much