Elements of Psychology
Elements of Psychology
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The first is manifested by childi-en, or by undisciplined minds gener- ally, and seems more natural ; the second is rather a result of intellectual education, and seems more artificial. The one is read}^ and quick, and often surprises us ^yith its extent, variety, and minute accuracy of detail; the other appears sluggish, is complained of as defective, and fails in non-essential particulars. All minds make use of both; but with one class of minds the former, with another class, the latter, kind... of memory is lu-edominant and habitual. ^ 1 In looking up a quotation, one person can tell whereabouts in the book it occurs, whether on the right or left hand page, and whether at top, middle, or bottom ; another person recalls only its logical connection with the subject- matter of the book. A punster and a rhymster are engaged by accidental coincidences in the sound of syllables ; a wit and a poet are occupied with the inner, subtile, and delicate logic implied in the expression. Magliabecchi, librarian to the Grand Duke of Tuscany, was asked to produce a certain rare book.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first is manifested by childi-en, or by undisciplined minds gener- ally, and seems more natural ; the second is rather a result of intellectual education, and seems more artificial. The one is read}^ and quick, and often surprises us ^yith its extent, variety, and minute accuracy of detail; the other appears sluggish, is complained of as defective, and fails in non-essential particulars. All minds make use of both; but with one class of minds the former, with another class, the latter, kind... of memory is lu-edominant and habitual. ^ 1 In looking up a quotation, one person can tell whereabouts in the book it occurs, whether on the right or left hand page, and whether at top, middle, or bottom ; another person recalls only its logical connection with the subject- matter of the book. A punster and a rhymster are engaged by accidental coincidences in the sound of syllables ; a wit and a poet are occupied with the inner, subtile, and delicate logic implied in the expression. Magliabecchi, librarian to the Grand Duke of Tuscany, was asked to produce a certain rare book.
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