Essentials of Psychology
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There are so many difficulties incident to an analogy which compares our body to a reservoir of nervous energy ; we can never tell when there is a surplus of stored energy and when not. The theory cannot at all account for those innu- merable cases when we are pleased if we hit the mark, and not pleased when we miss it.
According to Herbert Spencer, pleasure is the con- comitant of life-promoting activities, while pain is the concomitant of life-destroying activities. At the outset the theory d...oes not tell us if it is the life of the race or of the individual that is in question. Whether or no sexual activity promotes the life of the individual is not definitely agreed. It does promote the life of the race. Again, there does not seem to be any pro- portion between the intensity of the pain and the magfnitude of the vital affection. Consider toothache, a trivial matter when compared to grave attacks on life ; but still, judged by the amount of pain it gives, it ought to end life at once.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are so many difficulties incident to an analogy which compares our body to a reservoir of nervous energy ; we can never tell when there is a surplus of stored energy and when not. The theory cannot at all account for those innu- merable cases when we are pleased if we hit the mark, and not pleased when we miss it.
According to Herbert Spencer, pleasure is the con- comitant of life-promoting activities, while pain is the concomitant of life-destroying activities. At the outset the theory d...oes not tell us if it is the life of the race or of the individual that is in question. Whether or no sexual activity promotes the life of the individual is not definitely agreed. It does promote the life of the race. Again, there does not seem to be any pro- portion between the intensity of the pain and the magfnitude of the vital affection. Consider toothache, a trivial matter when compared to grave attacks on life ; but still, judged by the amount of pain it gives, it ought to end life at once.
What to read after Essentials of Psychology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan to read onlineMoreLess
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