A System of PhrenologyJ. Anderson, 1830 - 707 страници |
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... 322 31 Time 434 ? Unascertained 330 32 Tune 20 Wit or Mirthfulness 340 33 Language 353 21 Imitation 430 446 SYSTEM OF PHRENOLOGY . 8 BY GEORGE COMBE , LATE. REFERRING TO THE FIGURES INDICATING THEIR RELATIVE POSITIONS .
... 322 31 Time 434 ? Unascertained 330 32 Tune 20 Wit or Mirthfulness 340 33 Language 353 21 Imitation 430 446 SYSTEM OF PHRENOLOGY . 8 BY GEORGE COMBE , LATE. REFERRING TO THE FIGURES INDICATING THEIR RELATIVE POSITIONS .
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... Language , 436 446 General Observations on the Perceptive Faculties , 462 Genus IV . - REFLECTING FACULTIES , 465 34. Comparison , 466 35. Causality , 474 MODES OF ACTIVITY OF THE FACULTIES , 489 Of the Propensities and Sentiments ...
... Language , 436 446 General Observations on the Perceptive Faculties , 462 Genus IV . - REFLECTING FACULTIES , 465 34. Comparison , 466 35. Causality , 474 MODES OF ACTIVITY OF THE FACULTIES , 489 Of the Propensities and Sentiments ...
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... language , that we know the mind as an entity by itself . The acts which really result from the combined action of the mind and its organs , appear , previous to anatomical and pathological in- vestigation , to be produced by the mind ...
... language , that we know the mind as an entity by itself . The acts which really result from the combined action of the mind and its organs , appear , previous to anatomical and pathological in- vestigation , to be produced by the mind ...
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... languages . The compositions of one were remarkable for elegance ; the style of another was stiff and dry ; while a third connected his reasonings in the closest manner , and clothed his argument in the most forcible language . Their ...
... languages . The compositions of one were remarkable for elegance ; the style of another was stiff and dry ; while a third connected his reasonings in the closest manner , and clothed his argument in the most forcible language . Their ...
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... languages , drawing , distinguishing places , music , and mechanical arts , corres- ponding to the different talents which he had observed in his schoolfellows , the metaphysicians spoke only of general powers , such as perception ...
... languages , drawing , distinguishing places , music , and mechanical arts , corres- ponding to the different talents which he had observed in his schoolfellows , the metaphysicians spoke only of general powers , such as perception ...
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