The Brain As An Organ of Mind
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This, together with the other most note- worthy and well-established fact, that such differences of brain-weight are found to be far more marked among the Men than among the Women when higher and lower races are compared", affords most valuable evidence to show the extent to which the Human Brain has, in the course of many generations, gone on increasing in size under the influence of that augmented use and exercise apt to be entailed by a life passed in a state of Civilization.
But the longer ...a state of Civilization has existed among any particular people, the more generally diffused among the individuals of such a people should be the tendency to inherit a brain of full dimensions. And, except it be due to some quasi-accidental and little understood race distinc- tions, how else are we adequately to explain the remarkable series of Chinese brain-weights published by Dr. C. Clap- ham? In these sixteen chance individuals of the Coolie class the brain- weights are distinctly above the average for English, French, or Germans, of the same social grade, and, though to a less extent, also above that for Scottish Lowlanders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This, together with the other most note- worthy and well-established fact, that such differences of brain-weight are found to be far more marked among the Men than among the Women when higher and lower races are compared", affords most valuable evidence to show the extent to which the Human Brain has, in the course of many generations, gone on increasing in size under the influence of that augmented use and exercise apt to be entailed by a life passed in a state of Civilization.
But the longer ...a state of Civilization has existed among any particular people, the more generally diffused among the individuals of such a people should be the tendency to inherit a brain of full dimensions. And, except it be due to some quasi-accidental and little understood race distinc- tions, how else are we adequately to explain the remarkable series of Chinese brain-weights published by Dr. C. Clap- ham? In these sixteen chance individuals of the Coolie class the brain- weights are distinctly above the average for English, French, or Germans, of the same social grade, and, though to a less extent, also above that for Scottish Lowlanders.
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