Reasoning Powers of Apes Show High Intelligence
A 19th century note discusses great apes including gibbons orangs and gorillas displaying higher intelligence than many animals. It cites examples of problem solving memory empathy and imitation by Sumatra gibbons and other apes. The piece notes brain size differences and hints at varying reasoning abilities among species with a door-key test of an orangutan.
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Pigtails and prejudices in a Chinese portrait from 19th century views
A lengthy critique of Chinese customs and daily life contrasts farmers with no leisure for gambling to the imperial view of China as the world’s center. It laments Manchu rule, Manchu dress, and the supposed ignorance of Peking while noting limited knowledge among southern Chinese due to emigration and contact with foreign nations.
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