Heredity And Environment in the Development of Men
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5. Our Unused Talents. — Will is indeed the supreme human faculty, the whole mind in action, the internal stimulus which may call forth all the capacities and powers. And yet the will does not directly create nor even discover these powers ; they are pro- duced by the factors of development, by heredity, environment and training ; and they are usually discovered by accident or under the stress of necessity. How often have we surprised ourselves by doing some unusual or prodigious task ! What we... have once done we feel that we can do again. We realize more or less clearly, depending upon our experience, that what we habitually do is far less than we could do. It is this reserve, upon which we can draw on special occasions, that gives us the sense of freedom.
In his inspiring address on "The Energies of Men" William James showed that we have reservoirs of power which we rarely 334 Heredity and Environment tap, great energies upon which we seldom draw, and that we habitually live upon a level which is far below that which we might occupy.
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5. Our Unused Talents. — Will is indeed the supreme human faculty, the whole mind in action, the internal stimulus which may call forth all the capacities and powers. And yet the will does not directly create nor even discover these powers ; they are pro- duced by the factors of development, by heredity, environment and training ; and they are usually discovered by accident or under the stress of necessity. How often have we surprised ourselves by doing some unusual or prodigious task ! What we... have once done we feel that we can do again. We realize more or less clearly, depending upon our experience, that what we habitually do is far less than we could do. It is this reserve, upon which we can draw on special occasions, that gives us the sense of freedom.
In his inspiring address on "The Energies of Men" William James showed that we have reservoirs of power which we rarely 334 Heredity and Environment tap, great energies upon which we seldom draw, and that we habitually live upon a level which is far below that which we might occupy.
What to read after Heredity And Environment in the Development of Men?
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