Phrenology, or the doctrine of the mental phenomena / by J.G. Spurzheim ; with an introduction by Cyrus Elder.

  • Johann Spurzheim
Date:
1908
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Credit: Phrenology, or the doctrine of the mental phenomena / by J.G. Spurzheim ; with an introduction by Cyrus Elder. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    POWERS AND ORGANS OF THE MIND, MARKED ON THE FRONTISPIECE. AFFECTIVE. I. —Propensities. t Desire to live. * Alimentiveness. No. 1. Destructiveness. 2. Amativeness. 3. Philoprogenitiveness. 4. Adhesiveness. 5. Inhabitiveness. 6. Combativeness. 7. Secretiveness. 8. Acquisitiveness. 9. Constructiveness. II. —Sentiments. 10. Cautiousness. 11. Approbativeness. 12. Self-esteem. 13. Benevolence. 14. Reverence. 15. Firmness. 16. Conscientiousness. 17. Hope. 18. Marvellousness. 19. Ideality. 20. Mirthfulness. 21. Imitation. INTELLECTUAL. I. —Perceptive. No. 22. Individuality. 23. Configuration. 24. Size. 25. Weight and Resistance. 26. Coloring. 27. Locality. 28. Order. 29. Calculation. 30. Eventuality. 31. Time. 32. Tune. 33. Language. II. —Reflective. 34. Comparison. 35. Causality.
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