xxviii. We may now consider fu rth er the relationship of rudim entary
consciousness to psychic quality. The em otions fulfil for the psyche a
function similar to that of the senses in relation to objects in space and
time; that is to say, the counterpart of the common-sense view in private knowledge is the com m on em otional view; a sense of truth is experienced
if the view of an object which is hated can be conjoined to a view
of the same object w hen it is loved, and the conjunction confirms that the
object experienced by different emotions is the same object. A correlation
is established