leads from and to the direct idea of Columbus. But for the moment it is not fully and immediately Columbus, it is only 'he,' or rather 'he-was-a-daring-genius;' which, though it may be an unimportant difference for conversational purposes, is, for introspective psychology, as great a difference as there can
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The Principles of Psychology, Volume 1
William James. The Principles of Psychology, Volume 1. 1890.
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William James. The Principles of Psychology, Volume 1. 1890. Page 276. Premodern Concordance passage passage-a4f3b8fced7afb208abd.