criminal psychology-第76节

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on　whether　the　witness　has　noticed　anything；　how；　how　long；　what　part　of　the　impression　has　sunk　more　deeply　into　his　mind；　and　in　what　direction　his　defects　of　memory　are　to　be　sought。　It　would　be　inexcusable　in　the　lawyer　not　to　think　about　this　and　to　make　equivalent　use　of　all　the　phenomena　that　are　presented　to　him。　To　overlook　the　rich　literature　and　enormous　work　that　has　been　devoted　to　this　subject　is　to　raise　involuntarily　the　question；　for　whom　was　it　all　done？　Nobody　needs　a　thorough…going　knowledge　of　the　essence　of　memory　more　than　the　lawyer。　

I　advise　every　criminalist　to　study　the　literature　of　memory　and　recommend　the　works　of　Mnsterberg；　Ribot；　Ebbinghaus；　Cattell；　Krpelin；　Lasson；　Nicolai　Lange；　Arreat；　Richet；　Forel；　Galton；　Biervliet；　Paneth；　Fauth；　Sander；　Koch；　Lehmann；　F；　Jodl；＇1＇　etc。


＇1＇　H。　Mnsterberg：　Beitrge　II；　IV。　　H。　Ebbinghaus：　ber　das　Gedchtnis。　Leipzig　1885。　　J。　M。　Cattell：　Mind；　Vols。　11…15。　（Articles。）　　J。　Bourdon：　Influence　de　l'Age　sur　la　Memoire　Imm