Evolution in Modern Thought
Evolution in Modern Thought
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It is probable that play, aspreparatory behaviour, differs in biological detail (as it almostcertainly does in emotional attributes) from the earnest of after-lifeand that it has been evolved through differentiation and integrationof the primary tissue of experience, as a preparation through whichcertain essential modes of skill may be acquired--those animals inwhich the preparatory play-propensity was not inherited in due forceand requisite amount being subsequently eliminated in the struggle ...forexistence. In any case there is little question that Prof. Groos isright in basing the play-propensity on instinctive foundations. [183]None the less, as he contends, the essential biological value of playis that it is a means of training the educable nerve-tissue, ofdeveloping that part of the brain which is modified by experience andwhich thus acquires new characters, of elaborating the secondarytissue of experience on the predetermined lines of instinctivedifferentiation and thus furthering the psychological activities whichare included under the comprehensive term "intelligent.
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It is probable that play, aspreparatory behaviour, differs in biological detail (as it almostcertainly does in emotional attributes) from the earnest of after-lifeand that it has been evolved through differentiation and integrationof the primary tissue of experience, as a preparation through whichcertain essential modes of skill may be acquired--those animals inwhich the preparatory play-propensity was not inherited in due forceand requisite amount being subsequently eliminated in the struggle ...forexistence. In any case there is little question that Prof. Groos isright in basing the play-propensity on instinctive foundations. [183]None the less, as he contends, the essential biological value of playis that it is a means of training the educable nerve-tissue, ofdeveloping that part of the brain which is modified by experience andwhich thus acquires new characters, of elaborating the secondarytissue of experience on the predetermined lines of instinctivedifferentiation and thus furthering the psychological activities whichare included under the comprehensive term "intelligent.
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