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akoluthic, a.|ækəˈluːθɪk|
Also acoˈluthic
[f. Gr. ἀκόλουθος following + -ic.]
Following, subsequent; spec. R. Semon's term (G. akoluthe in Die Mneme (ed. 2) 1908, p. 18) designating the phase following the initial excitation of a sensation.
1921B. Russell Analysis of Mind ix. 175 At the beginning of a stimulus we have a sensation; then a gradual transition; and at the end an image. Sensations while they are fading are called ‘akoluthic’ sensations. 1923B. Duffy tr. Semon's Mnemic Psychol. vi. 136 To describe these after-effects which are immediately connected with synchronous ones I have chosen the term ‘acoluthic’. Ibid. 137 In the acoluthic phase excitation, of which the intensity begins to diminish rapidly when the stimulus ceases,..results nevertheless in sensations which we describe as acoluthic. |