Treatise On Physiology And Hygiene
Treatise On Physiology And Hygiene
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15. Special Sensation. The sensations of simple contact and pain are felt by nearly all parts of the system, whether external or internal, and are the necessary con- sequence of the general sensibility ; but, so far as the ob- jects which surround us are concerned, these impressions are vague and passive in character, and inform the mind of none of the properties or powers of these objects. Be- sides these feelings, therefore, man is endowed with certain special sensations, which are positive a...nd distinct in char- acter, and which he can call into exercise at will, and em- ploy in the pursuit of knowledge. For reasons relating to the original constitution of the body, these sensations are to be regarded as modifications of the general sensibility already alluded to, constructed with special reference to the different forces of Nature, of which we have any ^knowledge, such as heat, motion, gravity, sunlight, and the like. (Read Note 6, end of Chapter. ) 16. These distinct and active faculties are termed the special senses, and are five in number, viz.
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15. Special Sensation. The sensations of simple contact and pain are felt by nearly all parts of the system, whether external or internal, and are the necessary con- sequence of the general sensibility ; but, so far as the ob- jects which surround us are concerned, these impressions are vague and passive in character, and inform the mind of none of the properties or powers of these objects. Be- sides these feelings, therefore, man is endowed with certain special sensations, which are positive a...nd distinct in char- acter, and which he can call into exercise at will, and em- ploy in the pursuit of knowledge. For reasons relating to the original constitution of the body, these sensations are to be regarded as modifications of the general sensibility already alluded to, constructed with special reference to the different forces of Nature, of which we have any ^knowledge, such as heat, motion, gravity, sunlight, and the like. (Read Note 6, end of Chapter. ) 16. These distinct and active faculties are termed the special senses, and are five in number, viz.
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