The Freudian Wish And Its Place in Ethics
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Whereas in fact a child that shrinks on merely seeing a candle has not learned anything; it has acquired a morbid fear. So far from being a step in learning, such a reaction will gravely impede the child in acquiring the use of this innocent utensil. It is true that one severe ex- THE PHYSIOLOGY OF WISHES 71 perience of being burned can establish the morbid cringing at the mere sight of fire, but every teacher knows how disastrous this is to a child's progress ; and the mechanism of such a resp...onse will not be found in any such figment of the imagination as that which Meynert adduces. * I know of nothing in this ' Meynert scheme ' that tallies with fact, and, as James well says, it is " a mere scheme " and " anything but clear in detail. " Nothing but the authority of the association theory ever loaned it plausibility.
The normal process of learning to deal with a candle is the process of establishing a response to an object which is both luminous and hot, if we consider only the two properties so far brought in question.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whereas in fact a child that shrinks on merely seeing a candle has not learned anything; it has acquired a morbid fear. So far from being a step in learning, such a reaction will gravely impede the child in acquiring the use of this innocent utensil. It is true that one severe ex- THE PHYSIOLOGY OF WISHES 71 perience of being burned can establish the morbid cringing at the mere sight of fire, but every teacher knows how disastrous this is to a child's progress ; and the mechanism of such a resp...onse will not be found in any such figment of the imagination as that which Meynert adduces. * I know of nothing in this ' Meynert scheme ' that tallies with fact, and, as James well says, it is " a mere scheme " and " anything but clear in detail. " Nothing but the authority of the association theory ever loaned it plausibility.
The normal process of learning to deal with a candle is the process of establishing a response to an object which is both luminous and hot, if we consider only the two properties so far brought in question.
What to read after The Freudian Wish And Its Place in Ethics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin B Edwin Bissell Holt to read onlineMoreLess
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