A Strange Story — volume 07
A Strange Story — volume 07
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Hibbert'sinteresting and valuable work on the "Philosophy of Apparitions. " [2] What Faber here says is expressed with more authority by one of themost accomplished metaphysicians of our time (Sir W. Hamilton): "Somnambulism is a phenomenon still more astonishing [than dreaming]. Inthis singular state a person performs a regular series of rationalactions, and those frequently of the most difficult and delicate nature;and what is still more marvellous, with a talent to which he could make nopret...ension when awake. (Cr. Ancillon, Essais Philos. Ii. 161. ) Hismemory and reminiscence supply him with recollections of words and thingswhich, perhaps, never were at his disposal in the ordinary state, --hespeaks more fluently a more refined language. And if we are to creditwhat the evidence on which it rests hardly allows us to disbelieve, he hasnot only perception of things through other channels than the commonorgans of sense, but the sphere of his cognition is amplified to an extentfar beyond the limits to which sensible perception is confined.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hibbert'sinteresting and valuable work on the "Philosophy of Apparitions. " [2] What Faber here says is expressed with more authority by one of themost accomplished metaphysicians of our time (Sir W. Hamilton): "Somnambulism is a phenomenon still more astonishing [than dreaming]. Inthis singular state a person performs a regular series of rationalactions, and those frequently of the most difficult and delicate nature;and what is still more marvellous, with a talent to which he could make nopret...ension when awake. (Cr. Ancillon, Essais Philos. Ii. 161. ) Hismemory and reminiscence supply him with recollections of words and thingswhich, perhaps, never were at his disposal in the ordinary state, --hespeaks more fluently a more refined language. And if we are to creditwhat the evidence on which it rests hardly allows us to disbelieve, he hasnot only perception of things through other channels than the commonorgans of sense, but the sphere of his cognition is amplified to an extentfar beyond the limits to which sensible perception is confined.
What to read after A Strange Story — volume 07?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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