Music And Culture Comprising a Number of Lectures And Essays
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" Buffon has said " The stomach is the seat of thought. " Doubt- less the condition of our stomachs gives coloring to our thoughts, but from this it does not follow that we think with our digestive organs. Man thinks with his brain ; it takes cognizance of objects, it realizes conditions and situations, it reasons and concludes. When a man has but little thinking power we do not say of him that he has a weak stomach, but rather that he has a thick head. When a man displays great presence of min...d in the hour of danger we do not say that he has a cool stomach, but rather a cool head. When men are angry we do not say to them keep a cool stomach, but rather keep a cool head. If a man is shrewd enough to gain an advantage over his fellows we do not say that he has a long stomach, but rather that he has a long head. In our common parlance, therefore, we accord to the head the thinking powers.
The heart is called the seat of the emotions, but it cannot be regarded as such in the same sense as we call the head the seat of the thinking powers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Buffon has said " The stomach is the seat of thought. " Doubt- less the condition of our stomachs gives coloring to our thoughts, but from this it does not follow that we think with our digestive organs. Man thinks with his brain ; it takes cognizance of objects, it realizes conditions and situations, it reasons and concludes. When a man has but little thinking power we do not say of him that he has a weak stomach, but rather that he has a thick head. When a man displays great presence of min...d in the hour of danger we do not say that he has a cool stomach, but rather a cool head. When men are angry we do not say to them keep a cool stomach, but rather keep a cool head. If a man is shrewd enough to gain an advantage over his fellows we do not say that he has a long stomach, but rather that he has a long head. In our common parlance, therefore, we accord to the head the thinking powers.
The heart is called the seat of the emotions, but it cannot be regarded as such in the same sense as we call the head the seat of the thinking powers.
What to read after Music And Culture Comprising a Number of Lectures And Essays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karl Merz to read onlineMoreLess
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