An introduction to phrenology, in the form of question and answer. With an appendix, and copious illustrative notes / By Robert Macnish.

  • Macnish, Robert, 1802-1837.
Date:
1836
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Credit: An introduction to phrenology, in the form of question and answer. With an appendix, and copious illustrative notes / By Robert Macnish. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ORDER IL.—INTELLECTUAL FACULTIES. Genus ].—Tue Exrernat SENSES. Feeling. Sight. Taste. Sense of Mechanical Smell. Resistance, (conjectural. } Hearing. Genus I].—Tse Percerrive, orn Knowine Facvurties. Species 2.—Intellectual Faculties which take cognizance of the existence of external objects, and their physical qualities. 22 Individuality. 25 Weight. 23 Form. 26 Coloring. 24 Size. Species 2.—Intellectual Faculties which take cognizance of the relations of external objects. 27 Locality. 31 Time. 28 Number. 32 Tune. 29 Order. 33 Language. 30 Eventuality. a Genvs IJ].—Rerxective Facttries. 34 Comparison. 35 Causality.