Myth And Science
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Of this we have another proof, observed by Romanesin a lecture on the intelligence of animals, and confirmed by myself, inthe condition of deaf-mutes before they are educated, in whose case theextrinsic sign and figure takes the place of the phonetic and articulatesign. Where speech is wanting, it is still possible to follow aconscious and imaginative process of reasoning, but not to rise to thehigher abstract ideas which may be generated by such reasoning. Thethought of deaf-mutes always assum...es the most concrete form, and one whowas educated late in life informed Romanes that he had always beforethought in images. I know no instance of a deaf-mute who hasindependently attained to an advanced intellectual stage, or who hasbeen able without education to form any conception of a supernaturalworld. R. S. Smith asserts that one of his deaf-mute pupils believed, before his education, that the Bible had been printed in the heavens bya printing press of enormous power; and Graham Bell speaks of adeaf-mute who supposed that people went to church to do honour to theclergyman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of this we have another proof, observed by Romanesin a lecture on the intelligence of animals, and confirmed by myself, inthe condition of deaf-mutes before they are educated, in whose case theextrinsic sign and figure takes the place of the phonetic and articulatesign. Where speech is wanting, it is still possible to follow aconscious and imaginative process of reasoning, but not to rise to thehigher abstract ideas which may be generated by such reasoning. Thethought of deaf-mutes always assum...es the most concrete form, and one whowas educated late in life informed Romanes that he had always beforethought in images. I know no instance of a deaf-mute who hasindependently attained to an advanced intellectual stage, or who hasbeen able without education to form any conception of a supernaturalworld. R. S. Smith asserts that one of his deaf-mute pupils believed, before his education, that the Bible had been printed in the heavens bya printing press of enormous power; and Graham Bell speaks of adeaf-mute who supposed that people went to church to do honour to theclergyman.
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