Adolescence : Its Psychology And Its Relations to Physiology, Anthropology, Sociology, Sex, Crime, Religion And Education V. 1
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There is a sense in which the basal will to live is simply the will to eat and in which this latter is the basis of psychology.
Nearly three-fourths of the total energy of the body, expressed kinetically, probably goes to digestion and half the struggle of life is for food. The very cells of our embryo, as they grow large so that their surface diminishes relatively to their content, must divide or die of starvation. Most of the movements of every form of life that has ceased to be sessile are t...o get food ; organs of locomotion are to get to it or to escape being eaten by enemies. In the primitive struggle for survival, when two hos- tile creatures meet, one is destined to be the food of the other.
The first fear is that of being devoured ; the first form of prop- erty is accumulated food. Almost every living being is the food for some other, even the organs of our body struggle in rivalry for the food which the blood brings, and every form of disease and death itself is caused by cutting off the food supply from some group of cells.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is a sense in which the basal will to live is simply the will to eat and in which this latter is the basis of psychology.
Nearly three-fourths of the total energy of the body, expressed kinetically, probably goes to digestion and half the struggle of life is for food. The very cells of our embryo, as they grow large so that their surface diminishes relatively to their content, must divide or die of starvation. Most of the movements of every form of life that has ceased to be sessile are t...o get food ; organs of locomotion are to get to it or to escape being eaten by enemies. In the primitive struggle for survival, when two hos- tile creatures meet, one is destined to be the food of the other.
The first fear is that of being devoured ; the first form of prop- erty is accumulated food. Almost every living being is the food for some other, even the organs of our body struggle in rivalry for the food which the blood brings, and every form of disease and death itself is caused by cutting off the food supply from some group of cells.
What to read after Adolescence : Its Psychology And Its Relations to Physiology, Anthropology, Sociology, Sex, Crime, Religion And Education V. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G Stanley Granville Stanley Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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