Sex in Education
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The testimony of Dr. Anstie of London, as to the gravity of the evilsincurred by the sort of erroneous education we are considering, isdecided and valuable. He says, "For, be it remembered, the epoch ofsexual development is one in which an enormous addition is being madeto the expenditure of vital energy; besides the continuous processesof growth of the tissues and organs generally, the sexual apparatus, with its nervous supply, is making _by its development heavy demands_upon the nutritive pow...ers of the organism; and it is scarcely possiblebut that portions of the nervous centres, not directly connected withit, should proportionally suffer in their nutrition, probably throughdefective blood supply. When we add to this the abnormal strain thatis being put on the brain, in many cases, by a forcing plan of mentaleducation, we shall perceive a source not merely of exhaustiveexpenditure of nervous power, but of secondary irritation of centreslike the medulla oblongata that are probably already somewhat loweredin power of vital resistance, and proportionably _irritable_.
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The testimony of Dr. Anstie of London, as to the gravity of the evilsincurred by the sort of erroneous education we are considering, isdecided and valuable. He says, "For, be it remembered, the epoch ofsexual development is one in which an enormous addition is being madeto the expenditure of vital energy; besides the continuous processesof growth of the tissues and organs generally, the sexual apparatus, with its nervous supply, is making _by its development heavy demands_upon the nutritive pow...ers of the organism; and it is scarcely possiblebut that portions of the nervous centres, not directly connected withit, should proportionally suffer in their nutrition, probably throughdefective blood supply. When we add to this the abnormal strain thatis being put on the brain, in many cases, by a forcing plan of mentaleducation, we shall perceive a source not merely of exhaustiveexpenditure of nervous power, but of secondary irritation of centreslike the medulla oblongata that are probably already somewhat loweredin power of vital resistance, and proportionably _irritable_.
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