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Your Mind and How to Use It

William Walker Atkinson

A practical psychology manual covering consciousness, attention, perception, memory, imagination, feelings, emotions, concepts, judgment, inductive and deductive reasoning, common fallacies, and training the will.

Chapters

1Chapter 1What Is the Mind?○
2Chapter 2The Mechanism of Mental States○
3Chapter 3The Great Nerve Centers○
4Chapter 4Consciousness○
5Chapter 5Attention○

6Chapter 6Perception○

7Chapter 7Memory○

8Chapter 8Memory: Continued○

9Chapter 9Imagination○

10Chapter 10The Feelings○

11Chapter 11The Emotions○

12Chapter 12The Instinctive Emotions○

13Chapter 13The Passions○

14Chapter 14The Social Emotions○

15Chapter 15The Religious Emotions○

16Chapter 16The Aesthetic Emotions○

17Chapter 17The Intellectual Emotions○

18Chapter 18The Role of the Emotions○

19Chapter 19The Emotions and Happiness○

20Chapter 20The Intellect○

21Chapter 21Conception○

22Chapter 22Classes of Concepts○

23Chapter 23Judgments○

24Chapter 24Primary Laws of Thought○

25Chapter 25Reasoning○

26Chapter 26Inductive Reasoning○

27Chapter 27Deductive Reasoning○

28Chapter 28Fallacious Reasoning○

29Chapter 29The Will○

30Chapter 30Will-Training○

31Chapter 31Will-Tonic○