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Voc.. IL.-No. 82.

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARIY 27. 1892.

PSYCHOLOGY AND HISTORY.I
Prof. Dewey's Lecture at the Unity
Club."
Prof. I)ew>tey irought out the fol-
lowing thoughits in his lecture on
P1sychology and history'"ibefore
the I nitv Cluob last 'itonday eveu-
It heas beeiithne strutigle of sci-
rnce to d(l op(1a1 ifreeudomof or-
loagiurno alsuhabitanot nsfSirins
cing to this coountryinremaining
for a tinne, and returnn to Isis osvn
planet to relate his cxperience dur-
ing the sojotirn here. SucIt a visi-
(or cotild more easily answer q~ues-
tioins conceruing physical phenonie-
non thau those relating to science osr
social life, lie woiild not lie able
to show that his fellmwsoin earth
wero liiving ini accordauce swith cer-
ain lta1s;5:onlthe ottherIsand, Ih usan
actions wnould appear to hiiii a nap-
huourd mnaize.
'he iiitemipleraince antI corruption
of our soieltyiiay Inn renuoveidby
he applicatioii of psychology.
Il h ipleot foms if con -
sci usniess the sensatioin mnios in a
stti ,,]it lie. If there is aii y truth
in ii olution, it is the fact that there
ison (c Ionitintial forwvardl movemneint
from 0oiiscimnusnaess to actiosi.
It'htrc is sio separatioin betweeii-the
senses. IFreeclom sinthe transferring
ot the senses front the -passive to-
tilie active slate. Man, primarily,
\vas a slave to the passive sensationst
non-elie is the master, and controls
10e outgoiingnof Iis owni intelligence.
IDevotion to miechiaiiical pursuits
(((((1(00 the niind idealistic:,anod thy,
grcat inventions of inioderis tones
art, simply this idlealismn pratctilli
It has takens years for the think-
c5on phi losophsical subsjects tin un- I
ilorstancl the relatioii of idea to
atoor thast ideas finid actual ex- I
prcusion in iiaerial things, The
IFrcihemuphasizedl this fisal last
anI tlie terrible Revolntion resulted.
11l(, llerisasis asserted a ciomon
centre of ctivity whlichi sas found
inl the minid. Thne present problenm
is to find a unity whlichs shall give -
significasnce to both.
The Anmericaisslhave, as yet, con-;
tributed nothing to psychology, but1
it lies wtithtin their power to become
(lie greatest philosophers.

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Istonslay for leave of absence fine are confidenit, for a special pro-MildtoYu.
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oppositionfrons a nunmbernsf thne cossinig nmusical festivaliTisis is U 1Into1
lacnulty to (li e(ain takingasn Eastern fifthsengagemnit nt (his fcstival, I'
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