Inquiries Into Human Faculty And Its Development
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But there is no reason why it should be so, if the faculty is free in its action, and not tied to reproduce hard and per- sistent forms ; it may then produce generalised pictures out of its past experiences quite automatically. It has no diffi- culty in reducing images to the same scale, owing to our constant practice in watching objects as they approach or recede, and consequently grow or diminish in apparent size.
It readily shifts images to any desired point of the field of view, owing to ou...r habit of looking at bodies in motion to Mental Imagery 77 the right or left, upward or downward. It selects images that present the same aspect, either by a simple act of memory or by a feat of imagination that forces them into the desired position, and it has little or no difficulty in reversing them from right to left, as if seen in a looking-glass.
In illustration of these generalised mental images, let us recur to the boat, and suppose the speaker to continue as follows : — " The boat was a four-oared racing-boat, it was passing quickly to the left just in front of me, and the men were bending forward to take a fresh stroke." Now at this point of the story the listener ought to have a picture well before his eye.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But there is no reason why it should be so, if the faculty is free in its action, and not tied to reproduce hard and per- sistent forms ; it may then produce generalised pictures out of its past experiences quite automatically. It has no diffi- culty in reducing images to the same scale, owing to our constant practice in watching objects as they approach or recede, and consequently grow or diminish in apparent size.
It readily shifts images to any desired point of the field of view, owing to ou...r habit of looking at bodies in motion to Mental Imagery 77 the right or left, upward or downward. It selects images that present the same aspect, either by a simple act of memory or by a feat of imagination that forces them into the desired position, and it has little or no difficulty in reversing them from right to left, as if seen in a looking-glass.
In illustration of these generalised mental images, let us recur to the boat, and suppose the speaker to continue as follows : — " The boat was a four-oared racing-boat, it was passing quickly to the left just in front of me, and the men were bending forward to take a fresh stroke." Now at this point of the story the listener ought to have a picture well before his eye.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galton Francis Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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