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, p. 9; distinguished from perceptions, 12; from images, 14; _first_ things in consciousness, 12; make us acquainted with qualities, 14; their exteriority, 15; intensity of sensations, 16; their measurement, 21; they are not compounds, 23

Sensations, of touch, 60; of skin, 60 ff.; of smell, 69; of pain, 67; of heat, 63; of cold, 63; of hunger, 69; of thirst, 69; of motion, 70; muscular, 65; of taste, 69; of pressure, 60; of joints, 74; of movement through space, 75; of rotation, 75; of translation, 76

Sense of time, see _Time_

Sensory centres in the cortex, 113 ff.

Septum lucidum, 87

Serial order of locations, 341

Shame, 374

Sheep's brain, dissection of, 81

Sight, 28 ff.; see _Vision_

Signs, 40; sensations are, to us of other sensations, whose space-value is held to be more real, 345 ff.

Similarity, association by, 267, 364; see _Likeness_

Size, 40

Skin--senses, 60 ff.; localizing power of, 61; discrimination of points on, 247

Smell, 69; centre of, in cortex, 116

SMITH, T. C., 311

Sociability, 407

Soul, the, as ego or thinker, 196; as a combining medium, 200, 203

Sound, 53-59; images of, 306

Space, Perception of,