The Senses and the IntellectD. Appleton, 1872 - 714 sider |
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Side xi
... pains of muscle , -cuts , lacerations , injuries of the tissue ; Bodily origin and manifestations xi PAGE- 104 .. ib . .. 106 3. Mental characters : -Acute pains in general typified , and described .. .. 4. Cramp or spasm , its physical ...
... pains of muscle , -cuts , lacerations , injuries of the tissue ; Bodily origin and manifestations xi PAGE- 104 .. ib . .. 106 3. Mental characters : -Acute pains in general typified , and described .. .. 4. Cramp or spasm , its physical ...
Side xv
... Pain with an abatement of the vital functions . Examples from the agents of pleasure and pain 19. The manifestations of feeling considered with reference to the foregoing principle . The existence of specific muscles of pain accounted ...
... Pain with an abatement of the vital functions . Examples from the agents of pleasure and pain 19. The manifestations of feeling considered with reference to the foregoing principle . The existence of specific muscles of pain accounted ...
Side xvi
... pain .. 28. Sucking in the infant . Relief from pain .. 298 .. 300 .. .. 301 .. .. .. 302 .. 305 29. Instinct of self - preservation a mode of volition THE VOICE . 30. Anatomy of the organ of voice 31. Muscles of the larynx ...
... pain .. 28. Sucking in the infant . Relief from pain .. 298 .. 300 .. .. 301 .. .. .. 302 .. 305 29. Instinct of self - preservation a mode of volition THE VOICE . 30. Anatomy of the organ of voice 31. Muscles of the larynx ...
Side 3
... pains are all included under this head ; but many other states , both simple and complex , that are neutral as regards pleasure and pain , must also be re- ferred to it . The entire compass of our Feelings could be known only by an ...
... pains are all included under this head ; but many other states , both simple and complex , that are neutral as regards pleasure and pain , must also be re- ferred to it . The entire compass of our Feelings could be known only by an ...
Side 5
... pain prompts to action for its cessation , abatement , or prevention . Thirdly . The concluding attribute of the mental constitu- tion is THOUGHT , Intelligence , or Cognition . This includes such functions as Memory , Reason , Judgment ...
... pain prompts to action for its cessation , abatement , or prevention . Thirdly . The concluding attribute of the mental constitu- tion is THOUGHT , Intelligence , or Cognition . This includes such functions as Memory , Reason , Judgment ...
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action activity acute alimentary animal arising body brain canal cartilage cause cerebellum cerebral cerebral nerves cerebro-spinal cerebrum character ciliary processes colour connected connexion consciousness contraction corpora quadrigemina cricoid cartilage degree depression digestion direction discrimination distance distinct effect emotional energy excitement exercise exertion experience external fact force functions give glottis grey matter hemispheres impression inch increase influence intellectual intense intestines irritation larynx limbs locomotion lungs medulla oblongata membrane mental ments mind mode motion motor mouth movements moving mucous membrane muscles muscular feeling muscular fibres nature nervous nose object odours operation optic organs pain papillæ pass peculiar pharynx pleasure portion posterior produced reflex Reflex Actions remarked respiration retina sensation sense sensibility side sight skin smell sound spinal cord spinal nerves spontaneous stimulation stomach substance supposed surface sweet tactile taste tion tissue tone tongue touch tympanum visible vision vitreous humour vocal volition voluntary