There may be a specific feeling which could be called the feeling of "pastness," especially where immediate memory is concerned. [Please select]
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So, in memory, the pastness lies, not in the content of what is believed, but in the nature of the belief-feeling. [Please select]
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In the latter case, but not in the former, the pastness is part of the content believed. [Please select]
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James states that it is this way of apprehending the immediate past that is "the ORIGINAL of our experience of pastness, from whence we get the meaning of the term"("Psychology," i, p.) [Please select]
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