Q |
Quality, |
interpreted as quantity or magnitude, 9,
13, 39,
42, 43,
48 f., 51,
58, 69,
70;
sound as a, 46;
sensation of increase qualitative, 48;
intensity of light as a, 50;
variations in brightness qualitative, 54;
psychophysics attempts to measure, 63;
no point of contact with quantity, 70;
sensation as a, 72,
90;
confusion with quantity invades whole series of psychic states,
74;
space devoid of, 95;
qualitative multiplicity, 105,
121, 128,
224, 226,
229, 239;
sensation of mobility qualitative, 112;
qualitative distinction, 121
f., 204;
counting as a qualitative [quantum-numbered phasic] progress,
123;
of quantity, 123;
strokes of a clock estimated by quality of musical phrase, 127;
time as, 129;
[If time is quality, and we agree it is, then we must accept
heterogeneity of time.]
deep-seated conscious states as pure, 137
f., 224;
matter stripped of concrete, 205;
attempt to explain apparent, of matter, 205;
shape as, of matter, 205;
qualities of things set up as states, 213;
Leibniz and external, 213;
psychic phenomena as pure, 224;
intensity as compromise between quantity and, 225. |
Quantity, |
see also Magnitude:
as applied to inner states, 1
ff.;
alleged two kinds of, 3
ff., 72, 225;
quality interpreted as, 9,
13, 39,
42, 43,
48 f., 51,
58, 69,
70;
and muscular effort, 20
f., 25;
of cause, transferred to quality of effect, 42,
70;
pitch and, 45,
46;
increase of sensation as, 48;
difference between hues of a colour as, 60;
psychophysics makes intervals between sensations into a, 62, 65,
66, 68
f.;
no point of contact between quality and, 70;
how qualitative relations set up between sensations, 71;
qualitative distinctions, 121
f., 204;
without quality, 123;
time as, 129;
cause of psychic phenomena as, 224;
quality as sign of, 224;
intensity as compromise between quality and, 225. |
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