Unconscious Memory
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I have watched three such casesthis spring in a tree not twenty feet from my own window and on alevel with my eye, so that I have been able to see what was going onat all hours of the day. In each case the nest was made well andrapidly up to a certain point, and then got top-heavy and tumbledover, so that little was left on the tree: it was reconstructed andreconstructed over and over again, always with the same result, tillat last in all three cases the birds gave up in despair. I believethe o...lder and stronger birds secure the fixed and best sites, drivingthe younger birds to the trees, and that the art of building nests intrees is dying out among house-sparrows.
He declares that instinct is not due to organisation so much asorganisation to instinct. {140} The fact is, that neither can claimprecedence of or pre-eminence over the other. Instinct andorganisation are only mind and body, or mind and matter; and theseare not two separable things, but one and inseparable, with, as itwere, two sides; the one of which is a function of the other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have watched three such casesthis spring in a tree not twenty feet from my own window and on alevel with my eye, so that I have been able to see what was going onat all hours of the day. In each case the nest was made well andrapidly up to a certain point, and then got top-heavy and tumbledover, so that little was left on the tree: it was reconstructed andreconstructed over and over again, always with the same result, tillat last in all three cases the birds gave up in despair. I believethe o...lder and stronger birds secure the fixed and best sites, drivingthe younger birds to the trees, and that the art of building nests intrees is dying out among house-sparrows.
He declares that instinct is not due to organisation so much asorganisation to instinct. {140} The fact is, that neither can claimprecedence of or pre-eminence over the other. Instinct andorganisation are only mind and body, or mind and matter; and theseare not two separable things, but one and inseparable, with, as itwere, two sides; the one of which is a function of the other.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Butler Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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