The Intelligence of the Feeble Minded
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4. Oh! yes.
Whence comes this striking difference of attitude? We think we have discovered it. In the first place, Albert, like Victor and Denise, is always ready to acquiesce in what he does not understand. A hundred years is onh^ a word for them, a word void of sense. They do not resist. Besides when one suggests to them a dog or a Genei-al one does not run counter to any well established convictions; but they insist upon Saturdaj' because it is the day before Sunday when their relatives visi...t them, they expect their relatives, and this expectation is important to them; and they know also that a certain piece of money is worth ten . Sous and they will not peiniit it to be called anj'thing else. They are therefore in an antagonistic state which opposes itself to suggestion. We shall cite sevei'al other examples quite typical of lack of suggestibilit}-.
Q. You know that Dr. Simon has gone ....
A. Yes .... (In reality Dr. Simon is tiicre at the table, writing our dialogue).
Q. Sit in his place ....
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4. Oh! yes.
Whence comes this striking difference of attitude? We think we have discovered it. In the first place, Albert, like Victor and Denise, is always ready to acquiesce in what he does not understand. A hundred years is onh^ a word for them, a word void of sense. They do not resist. Besides when one suggests to them a dog or a Genei-al one does not run counter to any well established convictions; but they insist upon Saturdaj' because it is the day before Sunday when their relatives visi...t them, they expect their relatives, and this expectation is important to them; and they know also that a certain piece of money is worth ten . Sous and they will not peiniit it to be called anj'thing else. They are therefore in an antagonistic state which opposes itself to suggestion. We shall cite sevei'al other examples quite typical of lack of suggestibilit}-.
Q. You know that Dr. Simon has gone ....
A. Yes .... (In reality Dr. Simon is tiicre at the table, writing our dialogue).
Q. Sit in his place ....
What to read after The Intelligence of the Feeble Minded?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Binet Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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