[MD] Progress in art?
Ant McWatt
antmcwatt at hotmail.co.uk
Wed Jun 13 11:41:40 PDT 2007
Many thanks for looking Case. Yes, it's not a straight forward reference
though the quote you found could be the original that the internet version
is derived from. Maybe the difficulty is caused by James using his mid-life
crisis Dr K. Rimmel (Rockne?) pseudonym during 1890? :-)
Best wishes,
Anthony
Quoting Case June 13th:
>Ant,
>
>That's a tough, I give up. On the net the quote is most often ascribed to
>William James but also to Henry James, Knute Rockne and Edward R. Murrow. I
>could not find it in digital copies of five or six volumes of James' work.
>
>I did find this in Vol. 1 of his Principles of Psychology 1890:
>
>"Who can swear that his prejudices and irrational beliefs constitute a less
>bulky part of his mental furniture than his clarified opinions?"
>
>Not sure if that makes it Young James, Old James or Midlife Crisis James.
>
.
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