Elements of Psychology
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The records of Hos- pitals for the insane are replete with instances of mental activity stored with thoughts and feelings and volitions from past experience that have so out- measured the seeming capacity of the mind in a sound state as to be well nigh incredible. A gentle- man in an insane retreat, says Dr. Rush, astonished everybody with his displays of oratory ; and a lady, he writes, sang hymns and songs of her own com- position so perfect that he used to hang upon them with delight wheneve...r he visited her, and yet she had never shown a talent for poetry or music in any previous part of her life.
In fever, also, similar facts are frequently occur- ring. The Countess de Laval was wont in sickness to talk in her sleep in a language that the servants could not understand. A nurse from her native province, Brittany, being engaged to attend her, however, recognized the strange speech as her native tongue. Yet when awake the Countess did not understand a word of Breton, so entirely had it seemingly passed from her recollection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The records of Hos- pitals for the insane are replete with instances of mental activity stored with thoughts and feelings and volitions from past experience that have so out- measured the seeming capacity of the mind in a sound state as to be well nigh incredible. A gentle- man in an insane retreat, says Dr. Rush, astonished everybody with his displays of oratory ; and a lady, he writes, sang hymns and songs of her own com- position so perfect that he used to hang upon them with delight wheneve...r he visited her, and yet she had never shown a talent for poetry or music in any previous part of her life.
In fever, also, similar facts are frequently occur- ring. The Countess de Laval was wont in sickness to talk in her sleep in a language that the servants could not understand. A nurse from her native province, Brittany, being engaged to attend her, however, recognized the strange speech as her native tongue. Yet when awake the Countess did not understand a word of Breton, so entirely had it seemingly passed from her recollection.
What to read after Elements of Psychology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Noble Day to read onlineMoreLess
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