Psychology: the Motive Powers

1. 1 Distinction between the Cognitive and Motive PowerRead by Tim Rowe 5m
2. 2 Prefatory NoteRead by Tim Rowe 2m
3. 3 Elements involved in EmotionsRead by Tim Rowe 8m
4. 4 Book I. The Four Elements or Aspects of Emotion - First Element: Appetences or Motives Part 1Read by Tim Rowe 18m
5. 5 Book I. The Four Elements or Aspects of Emotion - First Element: Appetences or Motives Part 2Read by Tim Rowe 19m
6. 6 Book I. The Four Elements or Aspects of Emotion - First Element: Appetences or Motives Part 3Read by Tim Rowe 19m
7. 7 Book I. The Four Elements or Aspects of Emotion - Second Element or Aspect: The Idea (Phantasm) Part 1Read by Tim Rowe 19m
8. 8 Book I. The Four Elements or Aspects of Emotion - Second Element or Aspect: The Idea (Phantasm) Part 2Read by Tim Rowe 18m
9. 9 Book I. The Four Elements or Aspects of Emotion - The Third Element or Aspect: The Excitement with Attachment and RepugnanceRead by Vickii 23m
10. 10 Book I. The Four Elements or Aspects of Emotion - Fourth Element or Aspect : The Organic Affection Part 1Read by Vickii 20m
11. 11 Book I. The Four Elements or Aspects of Emotion - Fourth Element or Aspect : The Organic Affection Part 2Read by Vickii 18m
12. 12 Book II. Classification and Description of the Emotions - Division of the EmotionsRead by ShrimpPhish 6m
13. 13 Book II. Classification and Description of the Emotions - Emotions as directed to Animate Objects. Part 1Read by Vickii 29m
14. 14 Book II. Classification and Description of the Emotions - Emotions as directed to Animate Objects. Part 2Read by Vickii 32m
15. 15 Book II. Classification and Description of the Emotions - Emotions as directed to Animate Objects. Part 3Read by Vickii 28m
16. 16 Book II. Classification and Description of the Emotions - Emotions called forth by Inanimate Objects. The Aesthetic Part 1Read by Vickii 21m
17. 17 Book II. Classification and Description of the Emotions - Emotions called forth by Inanimate Objects. The Aesthetic Part 2Read by Vickii 31m
18. 18 Book II. Classification and Description of the Emotions - Emotions called forth by Inanimate Objects. The Aesthetic Part 3Read by Vickii 24m
19. 19 Book II. Classification and Description of the Emotions - Emotions called forth by Inanimate Objects. The Aesthetic Part 4Read by dc 19m
20. 20 Book II. Classification and Description of the Emotions - Continuous Emotions Part 1Read by peacead25 24m
21. 21 Book II. Classification and Description of the Emotions - Continuous Emotions Part 2Read by dc 13m
22. 22 The Conscience - There is such a PowerRead by ShrimpPhish 13m
23. 23 The Conscience - The Conscience as a Cognitive PowerRead by ShrimpPhish 7m
24. 24 The Conscience - The Conscience as a Motive Power with EmotionsRead by ShrimpPhish 2m
25. 25 The Conscience - What the Conscience revealsRead by bookspeakerr 13m
26. 26 The Conscience - The Conscience in Actual ExerciseRead by bookspeakerr 26m
27. 27 The Conscience - Development and Growth of the ConscienceRead by bookspeakerr 21m
28. 28 The Will, or Optative Power - The Essential Nature of WillRead by Maddi Shinner 5m
29. 29 The Will, or Optative Power - Various Forms of Voluntary ActsRead by dc 10m
30. 30 The Will, or Optative Power - The Will associating Itself with other Mental ActsRead by Tim Rowe 17m
31. 31 The Will, or Optative Power - The Will as exercised in the Moral VirtuesRead by Stacey Malcolm 2m
32. 32 The Will, or Optative Power - Will in the Christian GracesRead by Tim Rowe 3m
33. 33 The Will, or Optative Power - The Will as an Element in LoveRead by dc 5m
34. 34 The Will, or Optative Power - The Influence of the Will on CharacterRead by Tim Rowe 4m
35. 35 The Will, or Optative Power - The Will has FreedomRead by Tim Rowe 5m
36. 36 The Will, or Optative Power - The Will the Seat of ResponsibilityRead by Tim Rowe 4m
37. 37 The Will, or Optative Power - Ideas given by the Motive PowersRead by InTheDesert 1m
38. 38 The Will, or Optative Power - Conclusion. — Man's Religious TendenciesRead by Larry Wilson 6m

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