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Приложение D. List of Hatched Drawings and Sketches

The Face of the Infant Chimpanzee. Табл. 1

My chimpanzee Joni (age 4)

The Face of the Human Child. Табл. 2

My son Rudy (age 4)

Table “The face of the chimpanzee in quiet state”. Табл. 1.1

Fig. 1. En face

Fig. 2. Profile

Table “Hand and sole lines of chimpanzee and man”. Табл. 1.2

Fig. 1. Hand lines of the chimpanzee Joni

Fig. 2. Hand lines of the human infant

Fig. 3. Sole lines of the chimpanzee Joni

Fig. 4. Sole lines of tne human infant

Table “Difference in pattern of hand and sole lines with chimpanzees of different sex and age”. Табл. 1.3 Fig. 1. Left hand lines (chimpanzee “Peter” 8 y.)

Fig. 2. Right hand lines of the same ape

Fig. 3. Right hand lines (chimpanzee “Mimosa” 8 y.) Fig. 4. Lines of sole of left foot (“Mimosa”)

Fig. 5. Lines of palm of left hand of the same ape Fig. 6. Lines of sole of right foot of the same ape Fig. 7. Lines of sole of left foot (chimpanzee 3 y.) Fig. 8. Lines of palm of left hand of the same ape Fig. 9. Lines of sole of right foot (chimpanzee Peter)

Table “Sitting postures of the chimpanzee”. Табл. 1.4

Fig. 1—5. Static postures of the sitting chimpanzee

Fig. 6. Potentially dynamic posture of the sitting chimpanzee

Table “The chimpanzee's tenacity of arms and mobility of legs”. Табл. 1.5

Fig. 1. The chimpanzee climbing to bar with his hands

Fig. 2. The chimpanzee ready to swing

Fig. 3. Leg mobility of sitting chimpanzee

Fig. 4. Leg mobility of standing chimpanzee

Table “Standing postures of the chimpanzee”. Табл. 1.6

Fig. 1. The Chimpanzee, excited, stops his walk

Fig. 2. The excited chimpanzee after arising erect

Table “Typical location of wrinkle furrows with different facial expressions”. Табл. 1.7 Fig. 1. The mimics of attention

Fig. 2. The mimics of excitement Fig. 3. The narrow smile

Fig. 4. The broad inviting grin Fig. 5. The chimpanzee laughing Fig. 6. The chimpanzee crying

Table “Typical changes in the location of face furrows with different facial expressions of the chimpanzee”. Табл. 1.8

Fig. 1. Expression of timidness Fig. 2. Expression of fear or terror Fig. 3. Expression of anger

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Fig. 4. Expression of frenzy

Fig. 5. Expression of disguest

Fig. 6. Expression of astonishment

Table “Postures connected with the depression of the chimpanzee”. Табл. 2.1

Fig. 1. The chimpanzee sad

Eig. 2. The chimpanzee in low spirit

Fig. 3. The chimpanzee slightly depressed

Fig. 4. The chimpanzee strongly depressed

Table “The lying postures of the chimpanzee awake and asleep”. Табл. 3.1

Fig. 1. The chimpanzee merrily rolling about on his back

Fig. 2—3. The chimpanzee asleep

Table “The postures of the aggressively-disposed chimpanzee (Reaction to mirrcr)”. Табл. 3.2 Fig. 1. Threatening gestures

Fig. 2. Liffing arm, ready to hit image Fig. 3. On his way to attack

Table “Manual exploration of intriguing objectes”. Табл. 3.3

Fig. 1—3. Exploration of a tissue sown in relief

Table “The chimpanzee frying to find amusement and bored”. Табл. 3.4

Fig. 1. Amusing himself by opening and shutting jaws

Fig. 2—3. Amusing himself by rotation of tongue

Fig. 4. Amusing himself by moving limbs

Fig. 5. The chimpanzee bored

Table “The generalization of the child”. Табл. 4.1

Fig. 1—9. Recognition of 9 buttons widely differing with respect to colour, size and material. The child (10 months) has mastered the generalized notion of "button"

Table “Analogization by colour”. Табл. 4.2

Fig. 1. A bottle with cod liver oil

Fig. 2. A piece of oil-cloth — “fat” as defined by Roody at 2.11.16

Fig. 3. A carrot

Fig. 4. An orange nine-pin, defined as "carrot" by Roody (1 y. 11 m. 14 d.)

Fig. 5. A weight from a clock

Fig. 6. A corn-cob, defined as "weight" by Roody (2 y. 1 m.)

Table “Analogization by form. Identification with ‘airplane’”. Табл. 4.3

Fig. 1. A splint — "gh" (Roody's reaction, meaning airplaine; age: 1 y. 6 m. 27 d.)

Fig. 2. A pulverizer: Roody's reaction at 1.8.16

Fig. 3. A doctor's hammer for auscultation Roody's reaction at 1.10.15

Fig. 4. A stamp-handle 1.11.24

Fig. 5. V-shaped twig 1.11.24

Fig. 6. Pattern on tablecloth 2.2.1

Fig. 7. Tramway wires crossing 2.2.1

Table “Analogization by form. — Identification with airplane”. Табл. 4.4 Fig. 1. Callipers—“gh”, Roody's reaction meaning airplane, age: 1.7.3 Fig. 2. A bent twig — “gh”, Roody's reaction meaning airplane, age 1.8.14

Fig. 3. A piece of coral — “gh”, Roody's reaction meaning airplane, age 1. 11. 24

Fig. 4. Charred — out decorative pattern — “gh” Roody's reaction meaning airplane, age 1.8.27 Fig. 5. Figure "4" sown out on pillow-case— “gh”, Roody's reaction meaning airplane, age 1.8.0 Fig. 6. A hauser — “gh”, Roody's reaction meaning airplane, age 1.2.2

Fig. 7. Flying seed from maple-tree — “oh”, Roody's reaction meaning airplane, age 2.2.4

Table “Analogization by form. Bitten out pieces of cheese and biscuits identified with different objects”. Табл. 4.5

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Fig. 1. “Axe” as defined by Roody, age 2.7.0

Fig. 2. “Motor-car” 3.2.0

Fig. 3. “Wood-pecker” 2.8.0

Fig. 4. “Motor-car” 2.8.0

Fig. 5. “Cat in car” 4.0.18

Fig. 6. “Uncle in motor-car” 3.10.6

Fig. 7. “Ship” 2.8.0

Fig. 8. “Carriage” 2.9.0

Fig. 9. “Rooster” 2.7.0

Fig. 10. “Crow” 2.7.0

Fig. 11. “Motor-car” 2.6.0

Fig. 12. “House” 1.11.24

Fig. 13. “Motor-car” 3.0.O

Fig. 14. “Aunty” 3.8.0

Fig. 15. “Shoe” 1.11.21

Fig. 16. “Moon” 1.10.13

Fig. 17. “Boat” 3.0.0

Fig. 18. “Uncle in sledge” 3.8 0

Table “Identification of plants with different objects”. Табл. 4.6

Fig. 1. “A crab” — a spruce bough with cones, (age: 3 y. 0 m. 9 d.)

Fig. 2. “Mortar” — flowers (age: 3 y. 0 m. 9 d.)

Fig. 3. “Hedge-hog” — flowers (age: 3 y. 0 m. 9 d.)

Fig. 4. “Dragon-fly” — a dairy with most petals torn off (age: 3 y. 0 m. 9 d.)

Fig. 5. “Airplane” (“gh”) — a faded leaf (age: 2 y. 0 m.)

Fig. 6. “Snail” — a half broken stem (age: 3 y. 0 m.)

Table “Identification of twigs and branches with different objects”. Табл. 4.7

Fie. 1. “Catterpiller” — a birch-tree branch (age 3 y. 1 m.)

Fig. 2. “Catterpiller” —a pine-tree branch (age 3 y. 1 m.)

Fig. 3. “Crabfish” — a ramified branch (age 3 y. 0 m. 28 d.)

Fig. 4. “Stag” — a dychotomic branch (age 3 y. 1 m.)

Fig. 5. “Goose” —a dry twig (age 3 y. 2 m.)

Fig. 6. “Seal” — a dry twig (age 3 y. 2 m.)

Table “The child's colour preferences. Preferred (fig. 1, 3, 5, 7) and refuted (fig. 2, 4, 6, 8)”. Табл. 4.8 Fig. 1. An orange flower made of velvet

Fig. 2. A green flower made of velvet Fig. 3. A pink flower made of paper Fig. 4. A pale blue flower made of paper Fig. 5. A red button

Fig. 6. A greenish-blue button Fig. 7. A yellow hat

Fig. 8. A green hat

Table “Independent structures made by the child in imitation of an airplane”. Табл. 4.10 Fig. 1. Roody in (1 y. 8 m. 14 d.) having put one hrick on another says “gh” (airplane)

Fig. 2. Roody (age 1 y. 9 m. 5 d.) on having put one bisquit on top of another said “gh” (airplane) Fig. 3. A bent wire found by the boy

Fig. 4. The same wire bent by the boy termed “airplane” (age 2 y. 2 m. 9 d.) Fig. 5. Twigs found by the boy (age 1 y. 11 m.)

Fig. 6. The same twig bent by the boy termed “gh” (airplane)

Fig. 7. Wheel pierced by pencil called “gh” (airplane) (age 1 y. 7 m. 10 d.) Fjg. 8. Feather placed on lop of stick colled “gh” (airplane) (age 1 y. 8 m. 6 d.)

Fig. 9. Wooden chick perched on pencil called “gh” (airplane) (age 1 y. 10 m. 11 d.)

Table “Samples of scribblings of chimpanzee and human child”. Табл. 4.9

Fig. 1. Scribbling of Jony — first stage of drawing

Fig. 2. Scribbling of Roody. First stage of drawing

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Fig. 3. Scribbling cf Jony, — second stage

Fig. 4. Drawing of “Mother” by Roody at the age of 3 y. 0 m. 8 d..

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