Lessons in Psychology
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V. Kipling tells about "the hair-trigger-like sensitive- ness of a Jungle nose." Imagine what a dog is thinking in a room full of people.
Where to us it seems a multiplicity of colors and sounds, it probably seems to the dog a bewildering complex of smells.
VI. "Art employs visual and auditory materials, both because they admit such numberless combinations, and be- cause, also, forms and colors are relatively permanent and sounds are readily reproducible. Odors, on the other hand, are far less ...capable 1 of fusions and are neither permanent nor easily revivable, hence they are of little importance in art; and so it comes about that the perfumer is even less likely than the cook to be reckoned among artists." ("Psychology"— Mary W. Calkins.) VII. " Taste is the door-keeper at the entrance to the alimentary canal, and the human face, including nose and eyes, which are primarily food-finders, and the jaws, which are triturators, have developed as accessories. All the higher metabolism depends upon keeping the appetite true to the needs of the body, like a somatic conscience always pointing steadfastly toward undiscovered poles, the one of nutritive need and the other of human destiny.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
V. Kipling tells about "the hair-trigger-like sensitive- ness of a Jungle nose." Imagine what a dog is thinking in a room full of people.
Where to us it seems a multiplicity of colors and sounds, it probably seems to the dog a bewildering complex of smells.
VI. "Art employs visual and auditory materials, both because they admit such numberless combinations, and be- cause, also, forms and colors are relatively permanent and sounds are readily reproducible. Odors, on the other hand, are far less ...capable 1 of fusions and are neither permanent nor easily revivable, hence they are of little importance in art; and so it comes about that the perfumer is even less likely than the cook to be reckoned among artists." ("Psychology"— Mary W. Calkins.) VII. " Taste is the door-keeper at the entrance to the alimentary canal, and the human face, including nose and eyes, which are primarily food-finders, and the jaws, which are triturators, have developed as accessories. All the higher metabolism depends upon keeping the appetite true to the needs of the body, like a somatic conscience always pointing steadfastly toward undiscovered poles, the one of nutritive need and the other of human destiny.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hannahs, Elizabeth Helen, 1862- to read onlineMoreLess
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