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Excerpt from University and School Extension: Psychology (Course A)
III. Knowledge, Feeling, Will - the so-called Faculties of the mind, and the differences of the phenomena on which the distinction of faculties depends. Are there distinguishable and irreducible modes of the behavior of mind (or classes of the states of consciousness); and, if so, what and how many are these modes? How is their existence consistent with the unity of mind?
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