‘I,’ ‘me,’ first use of, 178, 428, 439, 444.
Idealism, traces of, in child, 117.
Ideas of children. _See_ Imagination and Thought.
Illusion, in transformation of objects by imagination, 31, 500;
in play, 47;
tendency to morbid, 62.
Image. _See_ Semblance.
Imagination, age of, 25;
differences in power of, among children, 26;
transformation of objects of sense by, 29, 500;
relation of, to play, 35;
free projection of images of, 51;
and Storyland, 54;
connexion between, and thought, 70;
as element in fear, 218;
relation of, to lying, 254, 438;
early development of, 405, 438.
Imitation, imitative movement;
in early language-signs, 142, 147, 417;
in early forms of sympathy, 243, 408;
beginnings of, 322, 415.
Incantation, playing at, 501.
Indignation, moral, manifestations of, in child, 248, 452, 474.
Individuality of child, 23.
Ingelow, Jean, 31, 118.
Inheritance of fear, 208, 411.
Inquisitiveness. _See_ Curiosity.
Insensibility of child, 236.
Instinct, in articulation, 134;
in fear, 198;
in angry passion, 235;
in truth-telling, 264;
in respect for law, 279.
Invention, artistic, 325;
practical, 435;
of language forms, _see_ Language.