An incipient innervation, which is all that we need assume as the condition of a change of mental attitude, would suffice to block, or at least to hamper, inconsistent innervations no more complete than itself.
In the suppressed speech, which is the common language of thought, the possibility of incipient or incomplete motor innervations is well recognized.
Each one of these forms of verbal discharge can lead to the innervations of the muscles involved in speech, which bring about some sort of oral expression of judgment.
The motor innervations enter with the first, and the moment we have form at all, we have space-composition also.
All that Hogarth says of the beauty of the serpentine line, as "leading the eye a kind of chase," is fully in harmony with this view, if we add to the exploiting movements of the eyes those other more important motor innervations of the body.
We cannot separate eye innvervations from bodily innervations in general.
For with form enters the motor factor, which cannot be separated from the motor innervations of the whole body.
Although these elements are not individually performed by the body, their images and the innervations suggested by those images take the place of the movements.
Only after much practice does the process become sufficiently automatic for these lip and tongue innervations to be dropped.
To what degree our power to read is based upon such innervations is shown by the fact that old people, as their inhibitory powers become weaker, often revert to making these lip movements.
We might say that these movement images store up the innervations which bring about the actual movement.
A higher development, however, implies the concentration of rhythmic innervations at some point where that anatomical association may be effected which is the expression of the mutual influence these movements exercise among themselves.
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