History of Materialism: History of materialism since KantTrübner, 1881 |
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... BRAIN AND SOUL , • Pp . 111-161 The difficulties of the subject have become more obvious with the progress of the sciences . Injurious reaction of scholastic psycho- logy , 111-112 . Phrenology , 113-125 . Reflex movements as the basis ...
... BRAIN AND SOUL , • Pp . 111-161 The difficulties of the subject have become more obvious with the progress of the sciences . Injurious reaction of scholastic psycho- logy , 111-112 . Phrenology , 113-125 . Reflex movements as the basis ...
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... brain will grow dizzy . I am more inclined to think that when the organisation was more easily variable than it is now , the psychical effort to be a vigorous match for the foe , to protect oneself against his attack , and the fury ...
... brain will grow dizzy . I am more inclined to think that when the organisation was more easily variable than it is now , the psychical effort to be a vigorous match for the foe , to protect oneself against his attack , and the fury ...
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... brain and transform itself into mind , ' as well as conversely makes a definite amount of work arise from the mind . That we do not share this view , but rather adopt an uninterrupted causal series of material phenomena , has already ...
... brain and transform itself into mind , ' as well as conversely makes a definite amount of work arise from the mind . That we do not share this view , but rather adopt an uninterrupted causal series of material phenomena , has already ...
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... brain and spread over the retina , is a fact , the conditions of which again are so complicated and still so unknown to us , that it would be ludicrous to speak here of a ' probability ' = 0.9 , or even 0.25 . The probability that this ...
... brain and spread over the retina , is a fact , the conditions of which again are so complicated and still so unknown to us , that it would be ludicrous to speak here of a ' probability ' = 0.9 , or even 0.25 . The probability that this ...
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... brain was in some respects better understood than before ; it was with gigantic industry anatomised , measured , weighed , analysed , microscopically examined , studied in morbid conditions , compared with the brain of animals , and in ...
... brain was in some respects better understood than before ; it was with gigantic industry anatomised , measured , weighed , analysed , microscopically examined , studied in morbid conditions , compared with the brain of animals , and in ...
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