Wilhelm Wundt Quotes

In Aristotle The Mind, Regarded As The Principle Of Life, Divides Into Nutrition, Sensation, And Faculty Of Thought, Corresponding To The Inner Most Important Stages In The Succession Of Vital Phenomena.

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