The Growth of the Child Mind
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" Romanes followed Darwin with three books which purported to be strictly psychological in character: "Animal Intelligence, " "Mental Evolution in Ani- mals, " and "Mental Evolution in Man. " Romanes was not an independent think- er : his N books are made up largely from quotations of psychologists and philos- ophers, and it is surely not going beyond the facts to say that he added nothing- to what was already known concerning mental evolution, nor did he advance any- thing that proved of value.... Possibly because the subject upon which he wrote was interesting and because he himself was a friend of Darwin, his books have been widely read, and are on that account at least deserving of mention.
In the first place Romanes takes the theory of evolution for granted. He says : "Therefore I submit that if the hypothesis of mental evolution be granted, and if all the matters of observable fact which the diagrams ** serves to express are eliminated, comparatively little in the way of deductive reasoning is left : and of this little most follows as necessary consequence from the original hypothesis of mental evolution having taken place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Romanes followed Darwin with three books which purported to be strictly psychological in character: "Animal Intelligence, " "Mental Evolution in Ani- mals, " and "Mental Evolution in Man. " Romanes was not an independent think- er : his N books are made up largely from quotations of psychologists and philos- ophers, and it is surely not going beyond the facts to say that he added nothing- to what was already known concerning mental evolution, nor did he advance any- thing that proved of value.... Possibly because the subject upon which he wrote was interesting and because he himself was a friend of Darwin, his books have been widely read, and are on that account at least deserving of mention.
In the first place Romanes takes the theory of evolution for granted. He says : "Therefore I submit that if the hypothesis of mental evolution be granted, and if all the matters of observable fact which the diagrams ** serves to express are eliminated, comparatively little in the way of deductive reasoning is left : and of this little most follows as necessary consequence from the original hypothesis of mental evolution having taken place.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Everitt Schallenberger to read onlineMoreLess
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