Lessons in Elementary Physiology
Lessons in Elementary Physiology
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Such are the sensa- tions of uncomfortablenesSy oi faininesSy oi fatigue, or of restlessness. We cannot assign any particular place to these sensations, which are very probably the result of affections of the afferent nerves in general brought about by the state of the blood, or that of the tissues in which they are distributed. And however real these sensations may be, and however largely they enter into the sum of our pleasures and pains, they tell us absolutely nothing of the external world.... They are not only diffuse^ but they are also subjective sensations.
5. What is termed the musculdr sense is less vaguely localised than the preceding, though its place is still inca- pable of being very accurately defined. This muscular sensation is the feeling of resistance which arises when any kind of obstacle is opposed to the movement of the body, or of any part of it ; and it is something quite different from the feeling of contact or even of pressure.
Lay one hand flat on its back upon a table, and rest a disc of cardboard a couple of inches in diameter upon the ends of the outstretched fingers ; the only result will be a sensation of contact — the pressure of so light a body being inappreciable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such are the sensa- tions of uncomfortablenesSy oi faininesSy oi fatigue, or of restlessness. We cannot assign any particular place to these sensations, which are very probably the result of affections of the afferent nerves in general brought about by the state of the blood, or that of the tissues in which they are distributed. And however real these sensations may be, and however largely they enter into the sum of our pleasures and pains, they tell us absolutely nothing of the external world.... They are not only diffuse^ but they are also subjective sensations.
5. What is termed the musculdr sense is less vaguely localised than the preceding, though its place is still inca- pable of being very accurately defined. This muscular sensation is the feeling of resistance which arises when any kind of obstacle is opposed to the movement of the body, or of any part of it ; and it is something quite different from the feeling of contact or even of pressure.
Lay one hand flat on its back upon a table, and rest a disc of cardboard a couple of inches in diameter upon the ends of the outstretched fingers ; the only result will be a sensation of contact — the pressure of so light a body being inappreciable.
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