This is a recording of H.H. Joachim’s 1906 essay, “Psychical Process.” In this essay, Joachim (1) attacks recent Neo-Realist conceptions of mind and mental processes, (2) demonstrates the self-undermining character of Neo-Realism’s “act-object” distinction, (3) exposes the paradoxes of representationalism, (4) notes the dangers of Cartesian dualism and subjective idealism, and (5) sketches an outline of an idealistic theory of judgment. Joachim concludes his essay by sketching his own idealistic view as to the nature of mind and its bearing on metaphysics and the science of logic.
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