The Evolution of Consciousness
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The conception of an object differs from the perception of it in being entirely composed of representations of past sensations. A conception is formed, however, in precisely the same way as a perception. For example, the frequently experienced sequence of the blossoming and fruiting of trees may cause the perception of a tree in blossom to call up into the mind the representa- tion of the fruit. The conception is, however, necessarily vague in size and shape, because the past perceptions of the... fruit, which have generated the conception, have differed somewhat both in shape and size. The size and shape of the conceived fruit are not those of any particular fruit perceived in the past. The conception is formed by the combination of many representations of different sizes and shapes. Consider, for example, the conception of an orange. Oranges of the size and shape most frequently or most recently perceived in the past produce the most vivid part of the conception. Others produce only faint representations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The conception of an object differs from the perception of it in being entirely composed of representations of past sensations. A conception is formed, however, in precisely the same way as a perception. For example, the frequently experienced sequence of the blossoming and fruiting of trees may cause the perception of a tree in blossom to call up into the mind the representa- tion of the fruit. The conception is, however, necessarily vague in size and shape, because the past perceptions of the... fruit, which have generated the conception, have differed somewhat both in shape and size. The size and shape of the conceived fruit are not those of any particular fruit perceived in the past. The conception is formed by the combination of many representations of different sizes and shapes. Consider, for example, the conception of an orange. Oranges of the size and shape most frequently or most recently perceived in the past produce the most vivid part of the conception. Others produce only faint representations.
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