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This chapter provides a brief introduction to tactual impressions; it then gives examples which show that with the assumption of definite kinds of sensory nerves the quality of sensations is in no wise unequivocally given. The author considers structures which are more than a mere summation of peripheral excitations. Experiments are provided to show that Gestalt phenomena are not limited to the realm of higher mental processes, but can be demonstrated even in the processes of underlying simple perceptions. And the discussion shows further that the search for "simple sensations" must halt precisely at the boundary of such Gestalt phenomena. (The complete version of this article appeared as "Über Wandlungen der Empfindungen bei formal verschiedener Reizung einer Art von Sinnesnerven," Psychol. Forsch., 1923, 5, 209-218. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2023 APA, all rights reserved)
Published: Aug 13, 2007
Keywords: sensory nerves; tactual impressions; sensations; Gestalt psychology
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