An Outline of Psychology
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Literature, however, furnishes us with typical instances of the four tempera- ments. Thus Hamlet and Laertes are respectively melancholic and choleric ; Falstaff and the younger Percy, in the first part of King Henry /F., respectively sanguine and choleric ; while the scenes between Touchstone and Audrey in As you like it, bring the sanguine and phlegmatic temperaments into sharp contrast.
Digitized by Google CHAPTER X Voluntary Movement. The Analysis of Action § 6i. The Nature of Action. — Eve...ry animal organism is a motor organism. The animal is constantly moving, either moving from place to place or changing its attitude, i,e.y the relative positions of limbs and trunk. We have already had indications of the importance of movement in psychology (Chs. VI, VII, IX); and we must now sup- plement what we have said of it in previous chapters, in order to set this importance in a clearer light.
Animal movements are of two kinds : voluntary and involuntary. Psychology has to take account of both, though in different ways.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Literature, however, furnishes us with typical instances of the four tempera- ments. Thus Hamlet and Laertes are respectively melancholic and choleric ; Falstaff and the younger Percy, in the first part of King Henry /F., respectively sanguine and choleric ; while the scenes between Touchstone and Audrey in As you like it, bring the sanguine and phlegmatic temperaments into sharp contrast.
Digitized by Google CHAPTER X Voluntary Movement. The Analysis of Action § 6i. The Nature of Action. — Eve...ry animal organism is a motor organism. The animal is constantly moving, either moving from place to place or changing its attitude, i,e.y the relative positions of limbs and trunk. We have already had indications of the importance of movement in psychology (Chs. VI, VII, IX); and we must now sup- plement what we have said of it in previous chapters, in order to set this importance in a clearer light.
Animal movements are of two kinds : voluntary and involuntary. Psychology has to take account of both, though in different ways.
What to read after An Outline of Psychology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Titchener, Edward Bradford, 1867-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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