The Psychology And Neurology of Fear
The Psychology And Neurology of Fear
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, are feared, not because of what they are nor because of the sensations they produce, but rather because of the new and terrifying thoughts they suggest and give birth to. The phyletic psyche which has now come to the surface is touched off, so to speak, by these celestial phenomena causing it to burst forth like a many colored sky-rocket.
Children's souls, writes President Hall, still show abundant traces of the original psychoplasm out of which primitive man created the many fairy or demonia...l beings seen in cloud, fog, and all the phenomena of day and night.^ StiU later in life, when reason has supplanted childish im- agination, these fears, when present, are again due to the painful sensations they excite.
Feab op Dabkness.
M., 15. When younger used to &ill into panic at shadows, and would run out of breath to get away from it.
F., 9. Can never sit on her piazza at night without hugging up tottnd holding some one from fear.
1 Op, dt, p. 1T7.
68 The Psychology and Newrology of Fear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, are feared, not because of what they are nor because of the sensations they produce, but rather because of the new and terrifying thoughts they suggest and give birth to. The phyletic psyche which has now come to the surface is touched off, so to speak, by these celestial phenomena causing it to burst forth like a many colored sky-rocket.
Children's souls, writes President Hall, still show abundant traces of the original psychoplasm out of which primitive man created the many fairy or demonia...l beings seen in cloud, fog, and all the phenomena of day and night.^ StiU later in life, when reason has supplanted childish im- agination, these fears, when present, are again due to the painful sensations they excite.
Feab op Dabkness.
M., 15. When younger used to &ill into panic at shadows, and would run out of breath to get away from it.
F., 9. Can never sit on her piazza at night without hugging up tottnd holding some one from fear.
1 Op, dt, p. 1T7.
68 The Psychology and Newrology of Fear.
What to read after The Psychology And Neurology of Fear?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morse, Josiah, 1879-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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