“our social organism tended to undergo a process of fission, breaking up into small groups of two or three, the relative positions of which were determined, as our mathematical member would say, by their several walking coefficients, together with the strength and duration of their talking propensities.”
Quotes by James Sully
James SullyJames Sully was an influential English psychologist and philosopher known for his contributions to the fields of psychology and aesthetics. Born in 1842, he was educated at University College London a...