The Human Nature Club An Introduction to the Study of Mental Life
The Human Nature Club An Introduction to the Study of Mental Life
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If it doesn't provide any ideas, you can't do anything at all. From what it gives, you can select, and thus influence the next spontaneous lot. You can't have ideas by want- ing them ever so badly; you can only choose from What turn up. How is that? Am I right?" "That's just about what happened in my case, " said Miss Fairbanks. "I started with the thought, 'How can I spend less?' and up came the idea of buy- ing fewer gowns. That brought up the idea of a lovely one I saw last week, but of cour...se I inhibited that, and held on to the 'fewer gowns' idea and to my orginal question, which suggested one by one the ideas 'walk to town instead of riding, ' 'stop all candy and flowers, ' 'buy no books or magazines, ' stay at home in the summer, ' etc. With these came other irrelevant ideas, which I iihibited. " "Your description fitsf my case all right, " added Mr. Henshaw. "I started with the idea, 'The duty The Human Nature Club 99 of the city to its library. ' A lot of ideas came up, some mediocre, some totally off the question.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If it doesn't provide any ideas, you can't do anything at all. From what it gives, you can select, and thus influence the next spontaneous lot. You can't have ideas by want- ing them ever so badly; you can only choose from What turn up. How is that? Am I right?" "That's just about what happened in my case, " said Miss Fairbanks. "I started with the thought, 'How can I spend less?' and up came the idea of buy- ing fewer gowns. That brought up the idea of a lovely one I saw last week, but of cour...se I inhibited that, and held on to the 'fewer gowns' idea and to my orginal question, which suggested one by one the ideas 'walk to town instead of riding, ' 'stop all candy and flowers, ' 'buy no books or magazines, ' stay at home in the summer, ' etc. With these came other irrelevant ideas, which I iihibited. " "Your description fitsf my case all right, " added Mr. Henshaw. "I started with the idea, 'The duty The Human Nature Club 99 of the city to its library. ' A lot of ideas came up, some mediocre, some totally off the question.
What to read after The Human Nature Club An Introduction to the Study of Mental Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thorndike, Edward L. (Edward Lee), 1874-1949 to read onlineMoreLess
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