The Concept of Consciousness

Ex-library. Original green cloth binding with gilt lettering on cover and spine. Congregational Library of Boston call number pasted to spine, embossed and black stamps inside. Some dirt on exterior cloth. Corners are bumped and spine ends slightly crushed. Pages are slightly browned but otherwise clean. No known marginalia. Chapters include: The Renaissance of Logic, Objections to the Programme of Logic, Correspondence: The Particular and the Universal, Our Universe at Large, The Substance of Ideas, The Substance of Matter, The Neutral Mosaic, The Concept of Consciousness, Sensation and Perception in the Consciousness, Memory, Imagination and Thought, Error, Volition, and The Emancipation of Physiology from Philosophy. Edwin Bissell Holt (1873-1946) was a professor of philosophy and psychology at Harvard from 1901-1918, and afterwards a visiting professor at Princeton. Hardcover. Condition: good. 343 pages, octavo.