Primer of Psychology
Primer of Psychology
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Perceptions of Taste.— As regards the knowledge gained of the qualities of bodies, perceptions of taste resemble those of smell. But in tasting any substance, it is actively rolled about in the mouth ; thus the substance is also known by the skin and muscles, as located "in the mouth," and as hard or soft, fluid or solid, and also, to some extent, as hav- ing such a size and shape, or as so many in num- ber.
The more highly civilized peoples are more dis- criminating in tastes : the very revers...e of the ordinary rule for perceptions of smell. They use perfumes mostly for mere pleasure, and not to give them any knowledge of things ; but the case is not the same with the delicacy and acuteness of tastes.
Tea-tasters and wine-merchants, for example, be- come exceedingly accurate judges of the " crop " or the " vintage ; " and it is said that certain Eoman epicures professed to know by taste where the fish was caught, and on which leg a partridge had slept just before being killed. Men in general are becom- ing more and more " particular " in their tastes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perceptions of Taste.— As regards the knowledge gained of the qualities of bodies, perceptions of taste resemble those of smell. But in tasting any substance, it is actively rolled about in the mouth ; thus the substance is also known by the skin and muscles, as located "in the mouth," and as hard or soft, fluid or solid, and also, to some extent, as hav- ing such a size and shape, or as so many in num- ber.
The more highly civilized peoples are more dis- criminating in tastes : the very revers...e of the ordinary rule for perceptions of smell. They use perfumes mostly for mere pleasure, and not to give them any knowledge of things ; but the case is not the same with the delicacy and acuteness of tastes.
Tea-tasters and wine-merchants, for example, be- come exceedingly accurate judges of the " crop " or the " vintage ; " and it is said that certain Eoman epicures professed to know by taste where the fish was caught, and on which leg a partridge had slept just before being killed. Men in general are becom- ing more and more " particular " in their tastes.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Trumbull Ladd to read onlineMoreLess
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