The Sexes Throughout Nature
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Women's thoughts are impelled by their feelings.
Hence the sharp-sightedness, the direct insight, the quick perceptions ; hence also their warmer prejudices and more unbalanced judgments, and their infrequent use of the masculine methods of ratiocination. In 132 THE SEXES THROUGHOUT NATURE.
this the child is like the woman. Its feelings directly impel its actions. The immediate sensation or per- ception seems also to be the impelling power of the savage and of all animal instincts. Call it auto...matic activity if you will ; yet the incident force is real feel- ing, is perception, is intelligence, and is, as I believe, ordinarily accompanied by volition which has acquired more or less development towards such mastery of the situation that it niay choose or reject on its own sovereign responsibility.
The will, if free will is a possible function, must be subject to evolution, like all other psychical de- velopment ; and in will-power the woman has never shown herself to be deficient. It is a strong mark of distinction between her mental processes and those of the child, or the animal with strongly-developed special instincts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Women's thoughts are impelled by their feelings.
Hence the sharp-sightedness, the direct insight, the quick perceptions ; hence also their warmer prejudices and more unbalanced judgments, and their infrequent use of the masculine methods of ratiocination. In 132 THE SEXES THROUGHOUT NATURE.
this the child is like the woman. Its feelings directly impel its actions. The immediate sensation or per- ception seems also to be the impelling power of the savage and of all animal instincts. Call it auto...matic activity if you will ; yet the incident force is real feel- ing, is perception, is intelligence, and is, as I believe, ordinarily accompanied by volition which has acquired more or less development towards such mastery of the situation that it niay choose or reject on its own sovereign responsibility.
The will, if free will is a possible function, must be subject to evolution, like all other psychical de- velopment ; and in will-power the woman has never shown herself to be deficient. It is a strong mark of distinction between her mental processes and those of the child, or the animal with strongly-developed special instincts.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blackwell, Antoinette Louisa Brown, 1825-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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