First Lines of the Human Mind
First Lines of the Human Mind
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In addition to the class of sensations just now mentioned, may, in a still more important light, be considered that well known appearance, of which we become conscious when we press the end of a finger upon the open eye. The concentric circles which we perceive in any such case, and which, by moving the finger all round the pupil of the eye, may be made to appear to travel round it in an opposite direction, are so vivid, that those other sensations of colors, which we receive at the same time f...rom looking at external objects, are quite faint in comparison with them. One would think it hardly possible that this familiar experi- ment, which must be known to most persons, could ever have been made without calling the observer to discern that deception which nature imposes upon us, when it makes us believe that colors are distant and moving objects.
With regard to this well known phenomenon, I would suggest, for special attention, that it is in a two-fold degree important ; because it at once detects two great fallacies whose joint operation has given them irresistible power over the imagina- tion of the species.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In addition to the class of sensations just now mentioned, may, in a still more important light, be considered that well known appearance, of which we become conscious when we press the end of a finger upon the open eye. The concentric circles which we perceive in any such case, and which, by moving the finger all round the pupil of the eye, may be made to appear to travel round it in an opposite direction, are so vivid, that those other sensations of colors, which we receive at the same time f...rom looking at external objects, are quite faint in comparison with them. One would think it hardly possible that this familiar experi- ment, which must be known to most persons, could ever have been made without calling the observer to discern that deception which nature imposes upon us, when it makes us believe that colors are distant and moving objects.
With regard to this well known phenomenon, I would suggest, for special attention, that it is in a two-fold degree important ; because it at once detects two great fallacies whose joint operation has given them irresistible power over the imagina- tion of the species.
What to read after First Lines of the Human Mind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Fearn to read onlineMoreLess
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