Quro
Quro
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Introduce this condition, and a perception of light at once follows. This third condition concerns the first two members of our series : with respect to them, and in so far as the foregoing illustrations are concerned, we draw two conclusions — first, that the co-operation of excitant and sense-impression is indispensable to the final result (seeing) ; second, that both are external to, 'and independent of consciousness, and of any conception arising therein. The experiment may be varied by shu...tting one eye whilst the other is open, or by using a pair of eyes in one of which the cornea is opaque or the pupil blocked. A similar trial may be made with any other nerve of sense. Take the glosso-pharyngeal (nerve of taste) in a quiescent state, the conscious nerve-area being also quiescent so far as perception of taste is concerned. Now bring to bear on the nerve an external excitant from, say, a pinch of OF A BRAIN-CELL. J() salt or sugar ; a sense-impression at onee arises, and is presently followed by a per- ception of taste in consciousness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Introduce this condition, and a perception of light at once follows. This third condition concerns the first two members of our series : with respect to them, and in so far as the foregoing illustrations are concerned, we draw two conclusions — first, that the co-operation of excitant and sense-impression is indispensable to the final result (seeing) ; second, that both are external to, 'and independent of consciousness, and of any conception arising therein. The experiment may be varied by shu...tting one eye whilst the other is open, or by using a pair of eyes in one of which the cornea is opaque or the pupil blocked. A similar trial may be made with any other nerve of sense. Take the glosso-pharyngeal (nerve of taste) in a quiescent state, the conscious nerve-area being also quiescent so far as perception of taste is concerned. Now bring to bear on the nerve an external excitant from, say, a pinch of OF A BRAIN-CELL. J() salt or sugar ; a sense-impression at onee arises, and is presently followed by a per- ception of taste in consciousness.
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