Man And His Ancestor
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The other domestic animals yield similar evidence of thegreat activity of the sense of smell.
While there is no doubt that sight is an active sense in all the higherquadrupeds, it evidently divides this activity with smell to a muchgreater degree than is the case with man, in whom smell plays a minorpart, sight a major part, among the organs of sense.
This fact shows its effect in the comparative mental development of manand the lower animals. Man, depending so largely on vision, gains thebroad...est conception of the conditions of nature, with a consequent greatexpansion of the intellect. The quadrupeds, depending to a considerabledegree upon smell for their conceptions of nature, are much narrower intheir range of information and lower in their mental development. Asregards the ape family, it occupies a position between man and thequadrupeds, and its intellectual activity may well be due in greatmeasure to an increased trust in sight and a decreased trust in smell ingaining its conception of nature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The other domestic animals yield similar evidence of thegreat activity of the sense of smell.
While there is no doubt that sight is an active sense in all the higherquadrupeds, it evidently divides this activity with smell to a muchgreater degree than is the case with man, in whom smell plays a minorpart, sight a major part, among the organs of sense.
This fact shows its effect in the comparative mental development of manand the lower animals. Man, depending so largely on vision, gains thebroad...est conception of the conditions of nature, with a consequent greatexpansion of the intellect. The quadrupeds, depending to a considerabledegree upon smell for their conceptions of nature, are much narrower intheir range of information and lower in their mental development. Asregards the ape family, it occupies a position between man and thequadrupeds, and its intellectual activity may well be due in greatmeasure to an increased trust in sight and a decreased trust in smell ingaining its conception of nature.
What to read after Man And His Ancestor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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