Elements of Psychology
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, and Taine, In- telligence, 11. Chap. 11. , for remarkable cases of such memory. An ignorant girl, during a severe illness In her twenty-fifth year, recited long pieces of Greek, Latin, and Hebrew, which she had heard her uncle repeat when she was nine years old.
TBEOnY OF BETESTIOK 139 superior centers tlie same, in all probability, may be said. Furtliermore, liypnotic experiments show beyond question that experiences absolutely beyond recall in the normal life may come readily back to the hy...pnotic somnambulist.
2. It is further objected that the brain does not afford sufficient substance or accommodation for so many co- existing memories, supposing them to be permanent traces, either in the organism or its functions. But this difficulty, although frequently urged, does not deserve serious thought. According to the most moderate estimate, the large brain contains about 600, 000, 000 cells and even a larger number of fibers. And we are not at all obliged to think of these elements as having a single function only.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, and Taine, In- telligence, 11. Chap. 11. , for remarkable cases of such memory. An ignorant girl, during a severe illness In her twenty-fifth year, recited long pieces of Greek, Latin, and Hebrew, which she had heard her uncle repeat when she was nine years old.
TBEOnY OF BETESTIOK 139 superior centers tlie same, in all probability, may be said. Furtliermore, liypnotic experiments show beyond question that experiences absolutely beyond recall in the normal life may come readily back to the hy...pnotic somnambulist.
2. It is further objected that the brain does not afford sufficient substance or accommodation for so many co- existing memories, supposing them to be permanent traces, either in the organism or its functions. But this difficulty, although frequently urged, does not deserve serious thought. According to the most moderate estimate, the large brain contains about 600, 000, 000 cells and even a larger number of fibers. And we are not at all obliged to think of these elements as having a single function only.
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