What does ideogenetic mean?
Ideogenetic means (philosophy) Originating ideas or images..
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(philosophy) Originating ideas or images..
In such an ideogenetic theory, the mind does not form the species, as Matthew claims, but sensation begins with a reception.
This extreme ideogenetic view would make the function of divine illumination that of a kind of separate active intellect: in fact, God would Himself be an ontologically separate active intellect which infuses ideas into the human mind […]
In his ideogenetic view, these fixed ideas constitute the very heart of the symptoms of the disorder. A patient with traumatic hysteria with a paralyzed leg would thus have developed the fixed idea that his leg had become paralyzed […]
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Ideogenetic means (philosophy) Originating ideas or images..
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In such an ideogenetic theory, the mind does not form the species, as Matthew claims, but sensation begins with a reception.
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