The Elements of Psychology
The Elements of Psychology
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Laura Bridgman, a deaf mute and blind from birth, was able to sew and embroider ; she distinguished the color of the silk or cotton which she used ; she wrote verse ; and through a remarkable substitution of the sense of touch, culti- vated and prodigiously developed, for the senses which she lacked, she finally became an intelligent, well-in- formed, and relatively happy person.
OUTWARD PERCEPTION 113 119. Errors of the Senses. Much has been said of the errors of the senses. Those of vision ha...ve often been cited, as the illusion of the stick which seems broken when one end is plunged in water, or of the square tower which at a distance seems round. In truth, these errors are to be attributed, not to the senses themselves, but to the reason, which wrongly interprets the appearances of sense, or which, withdraw- ing a sense from the limits of its special competence, demands of it information which only another sense can supply. The appearances of sense are always what they ought to be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Laura Bridgman, a deaf mute and blind from birth, was able to sew and embroider ; she distinguished the color of the silk or cotton which she used ; she wrote verse ; and through a remarkable substitution of the sense of touch, culti- vated and prodigiously developed, for the senses which she lacked, she finally became an intelligent, well-in- formed, and relatively happy person.
OUTWARD PERCEPTION 113 119. Errors of the Senses. Much has been said of the errors of the senses. Those of vision ha...ve often been cited, as the illusion of the stick which seems broken when one end is plunged in water, or of the square tower which at a distance seems round. In truth, these errors are to be attributed, not to the senses themselves, but to the reason, which wrongly interprets the appearances of sense, or which, withdraw- ing a sense from the limits of its special competence, demands of it information which only another sense can supply. The appearances of sense are always what they ought to be.
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