The Mental And Physical Life of School Children
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Badly defined with blotches of light ; very incomplete. " " These questions presuppose assent to some sort of a proposition regarding the ' mind's eye, ' and the ' images ' which it sees. . . . This points to some initial fallacy. . . . It is only as a figure of speech that I can describe my recol- lection of a scene as a ' mental image ' which I can ' see ' with my ' mind's eye. ' . . . The memory possesses it, and the mind can at will roam over the whole, or study minutely any part. " " My po...wers are zero. To my consciousness there is almost no association of memory with objective visual impressions. I recollect the table, but do not see it. " Galton thus shows that the powers of visual imagery have an exceedingly wide range and that in a few cases the images are as distinct as the original. But most of the images were, like Fechner's, " airy, unsubstantial and vaporous. " In some cases the exact colours of the original objects are reproduced, in others the images appear in various shades of grey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Badly defined with blotches of light ; very incomplete. " " These questions presuppose assent to some sort of a proposition regarding the ' mind's eye, ' and the ' images ' which it sees. . . . This points to some initial fallacy. . . . It is only as a figure of speech that I can describe my recol- lection of a scene as a ' mental image ' which I can ' see ' with my ' mind's eye. ' . . . The memory possesses it, and the mind can at will roam over the whole, or study minutely any part. " " My po...wers are zero. To my consciousness there is almost no association of memory with objective visual impressions. I recollect the table, but do not see it. " Galton thus shows that the powers of visual imagery have an exceedingly wide range and that in a few cases the images are as distinct as the original. But most of the images were, like Fechner's, " airy, unsubstantial and vaporous. " In some cases the exact colours of the original objects are reproduced, in others the images appear in various shades of grey.
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