Tiedemanns Record of Infant Life
Tiedemanns Record of Infant Life
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Egger, laughter is not an instinctive action; it is not found in ani- mals; and when it appears in the child it is due to the fact that sensations of the soul begin to mingle with bodily sen- sations; only after the fortieth day laughter and tears man- ifest the unfolding of faculties which until then were latent in the soul. Thus where Darwin sees the results of a devel- opment of organs, Mr. Egger recognizes the effects of ft power which now has appeared in the soul.
t Darwin noticed toward t...he sixth week the soft murmur expressive of joy, which is a beginning of recognition and 14 Perez's Translation of a month and five days, Tiedemann thought that he could notice with certainty some which, even before the movements of his little arms, is for the infant a means of carrying on a conversation with his people. " When forty-six days old, he first made little noises, without any meaning, to please himself, and these soon be- came varied. " The English naturalist has correctly observed that after some time the nature of these cries differs " accord- ing to the cause, for instance, hunger or pain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Egger, laughter is not an instinctive action; it is not found in ani- mals; and when it appears in the child it is due to the fact that sensations of the soul begin to mingle with bodily sen- sations; only after the fortieth day laughter and tears man- ifest the unfolding of faculties which until then were latent in the soul. Thus where Darwin sees the results of a devel- opment of organs, Mr. Egger recognizes the effects of ft power which now has appeared in the soul.
t Darwin noticed toward t...he sixth week the soft murmur expressive of joy, which is a beginning of recognition and 14 Perez's Translation of a month and five days, Tiedemann thought that he could notice with certainty some which, even before the movements of his little arms, is for the infant a means of carrying on a conversation with his people. " When forty-six days old, he first made little noises, without any meaning, to please himself, and these soon be- came varied. " The English naturalist has correctly observed that after some time the nature of these cries differs " accord- ing to the cause, for instance, hunger or pain.
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