How to Read
How to Read
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Slowly, like one spelling out unfa- miliar words, we can imagine her reading its features in terms of her own. And then, in the two-edged moment of final realization, we can imagine her first conception of personal identity unfold into her first inkling of an ordered world.
VIII But let me tell you of an actual experience of my own.
Little by little, when I was a boy, I became conscious of the fact that in learning the al- phabet, and in learning to count, I had some- how involuntarily assigned... positions in space to the letters and numerals of these series.
162 WITHOUT AND WITHIN Indeed I had built these letters and numer- als into definite and visualizable structures, which never changed, which were almost al- ways present at the back of my consciousness when I was dealing with letters or numbers, and upon which, as upon a scaffolding, I lo- cated say the letter P, or the number 45, when I had occasion to deal with either as a part of a system. Thus the numerals from i to 1 1 were to me a set of steps that led up to a plat- form that was 12.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Slowly, like one spelling out unfa- miliar words, we can imagine her reading its features in terms of her own. And then, in the two-edged moment of final realization, we can imagine her first conception of personal identity unfold into her first inkling of an ordered world.
VIII But let me tell you of an actual experience of my own.
Little by little, when I was a boy, I became conscious of the fact that in learning the al- phabet, and in learning to count, I had some- how involuntarily assigned... positions in space to the letters and numerals of these series.
162 WITHOUT AND WITHIN Indeed I had built these letters and numer- als into definite and visualizable structures, which never changed, which were almost al- ways present at the back of my consciousness when I was dealing with letters or numbers, and upon which, as upon a scaffolding, I lo- cated say the letter P, or the number 45, when I had occasion to deal with either as a part of a system. Thus the numerals from i to 1 1 were to me a set of steps that led up to a plat- form that was 12.
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