Foster, H. Ellis · [Detroit, Mich., The Foster Publishing Co., Limited] · leaf 85
erence between the rea-son of the latter and that of the most data; he becomes a theorist, a dreamer,thus leading him into the realm of thepurely speculative. When the organ is small in a person,his reasoning powers are correspond-ingly limited. He accepts facts anddata as they are without… … Fig. 96.Gorilla, A savage head and face, strong Motive Temperament rational mammals, the anthropoidapes, or even the papiomorpha, the dogor the elephant.* Haeckels Riddle ofthe Universe, page 125. This is the faculty that gives man adesire to look for causes, motives and totrace out the reason why.…
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