The Story of Captain: the Horse With the Human Brain
The Story of Captain: the Horse With the Human Brain
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Another is to crush the spirit of fun and frolic and not allow him to play at all. This latter method is unnatural, unreasonable, and cruel, and therefore not to be thought of for one moment by any rational or kind man. The former is both kind and disciplinary. The horse is allowed to follow his natural instincts, but is also taught to control them at his master's word. This is training and edu- cation. A third method is to allow the horse to frolic to his heart's content and then get him to do... what you desire. Here there is no discipline whatever. This is the way of "mushi- ness," and it is often followed by parents and others in han- dling their children. It is about as bad as the cruel method of suppressing the natural instincts, for an uncontrolled will or appetite soon becomes the child's, animal's, or man's master, and nothing is more disastrous than such a bondage.
Hence be firm in control. It is not necessary to whip to punish. A horse, as well as a child, will learn self-control through appetite, or the giving of something that is a pleasure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another is to crush the spirit of fun and frolic and not allow him to play at all. This latter method is unnatural, unreasonable, and cruel, and therefore not to be thought of for one moment by any rational or kind man. The former is both kind and disciplinary. The horse is allowed to follow his natural instincts, but is also taught to control them at his master's word. This is training and edu- cation. A third method is to allow the horse to frolic to his heart's content and then get him to do... what you desire. Here there is no discipline whatever. This is the way of "mushi- ness," and it is often followed by parents and others in han- dling their children. It is about as bad as the cruel method of suppressing the natural instincts, for an uncontrolled will or appetite soon becomes the child's, animal's, or man's master, and nothing is more disastrous than such a bondage.
Hence be firm in control. It is not necessary to whip to punish. A horse, as well as a child, will learn self-control through appetite, or the giving of something that is a pleasure.
What to read after The Story of Captain: the Horse With the Human Brain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James, George Wharton, 1858-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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