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—Historical Sketch—Various Divisions of the Mental Faculties. 35   DIVISION FIRST. THE INTELLECTUAL FACULTIES. PRELIMINARY TOPICS. CHAPTER I. CONSCIOUSNESS. 39 CHAPTER II. ATTENTION. 46 CHAPTER III. CONCEPTION. 53   PART FIRST. THE PRESENTATIVE POWER. SENSE, OR PERCEPTION BY THE SENSES. 58 Section.  I. —General Observations. 59 Section.  II. —Analysis of the Perceptive Process. 61 Section.  III. —Analysis and Classification of the Qualities of Bodies. 65 Section.  IV. —Organs of Sense—Analysis of their Several Functions. 68 Section.  V. —Amount of Information derived from the Respective Senses. 72 Section.  VI. —Credibility of our Sensations and Perceptions. 81 Section.  VII. —Historical Sketch. 84     I. Of different Divisions of the Qualities of Bodies. 84     II. Of different Theories of Perception. 87   PART SECOND. THE REPRESENTATIVE POWER. GENERAL OBSERVATIONS. 94 CHAPTER I. MEMORY. 96 Section.  I. —Mental Reproduction. 96     I. Nature. 96     II. Laws. 101 Section.  II. —Mental Recognition, as distinguished from Mental Reproduction. 113     I. General Character. 113     II. What is implied in an Act of Memory. 118     III. Qualities of Memory. 118     IV. Memory as related to Intellectual Strength. 121     V. Cultivation of Memory. public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@45041@45041-h@45041-h-4.htm.html#Page_125" class="pginternal"