The First Three Years of Childhood
The First Three Years of Childhood
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If the theory of evolution is true, it is necessary for the young human being to pass through, in a certain grada- tion, all the principal stages which have brought his ances- tors from animalism up to the first beginnings of civiliza- tion. It is but natural that a child should at one moment reproduce this ancestor, at another resemble that savage, with whom many would identify primitive man. Now, irascibility is one of the special characteristics of inferior races. Irritability and impulsiven...ess are, with few excep- tions, fundamental traits of all these races.
"Spite of their usually unimpassioned behavior, the Dakotahs rise into frightful states of bloody fury when killing buffaloes ; and among the phlegmatic Creeks, there are "very frequent suicides, caused bytrifling disappoint- ments." . . . Passing from North America to Asia, we come to the Kamtsohadales ; of whom we read that they are "excitable," not to say (for men) hysterical. A light matter set them mad, or made them commit suicide." .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the theory of evolution is true, it is necessary for the young human being to pass through, in a certain grada- tion, all the principal stages which have brought his ances- tors from animalism up to the first beginnings of civiliza- tion. It is but natural that a child should at one moment reproduce this ancestor, at another resemble that savage, with whom many would identify primitive man. Now, irascibility is one of the special characteristics of inferior races. Irritability and impulsiven...ess are, with few excep- tions, fundamental traits of all these races.
"Spite of their usually unimpassioned behavior, the Dakotahs rise into frightful states of bloody fury when killing buffaloes ; and among the phlegmatic Creeks, there are "very frequent suicides, caused bytrifling disappoint- ments." . . . Passing from North America to Asia, we come to the Kamtsohadales ; of whom we read that they are "excitable," not to say (for men) hysterical. A light matter set them mad, or made them commit suicide." .
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Perez to read onlineMoreLess
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