The principles of medicine, founded on the structure and functions of the animal organism / By Samuel Jackson.

  • Samuel Jackson
Date:
1832
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    « »* * \ vl CONTENTS. ne a * | . Page. Sense of Hearing a ae . . : - - 150 » Sense of Sight - A ES Oy Na ee ae SEE Be § 4. Internal Sensations. - -° = = + +» = 71 5. Morbid Sensations or Pains - - - - o+ =. 175 CHAPTER ‘V. - The Intellectual and,Mofal Faculties ER RE HEE NA BAT NO Cink 6 Ga § 1. The Intellectual and Moral Faculties connected with Organs 183 2. The Brain, the Orgari of the Intellectual and Moral Faculties 188 3. Of the Cerebrumn one Cereee ans, ay Arrangement, and Structare | ee ee ee eee eae. Ow 4, Functions of the Cerebellum 1 id ig MT Oli a Fe 5. Mechanism of the Intellectual and Moral Faculties - 203 ~ 6. Individual Differences; Influence of Climate and: Customs over the Intellect - - = ° - o- - 220 ‘7%, Of the Affective, or Moral Faculties - - - ms 999 8. Pathological States of the Intellectual and Moral Faculties, ‘with their Mode of Production - - - - - 230 9. Of the Seat of the Irritation in Mental Alienation - 245 10. of ay Intellectual and Moral Faculties as Causes of Diseases 251 CHAPTER VI. Function of Voluntary Movements” - - - - - » 260) § 1. Of the Nervous Organs of Voluntary Movements - ° 261 2. Of Voluntary Muscles and their Contractions - - 264 Ss OF the Bones® | .t- . + s aistwitany nee lie is 267 4. Conditions and Prodaction of Voluntary Movements - . 268 5. Pathological States of the Organs of Voluntary Movements 270 a. Nervous Organs - ac ea - wig. OD 6. The Muscular Organs ie 8 ee eer |S meee v c. The Bones and Ligaments Sh PM wwe ar elev caer ae 6. Of the Manner in which Voluntary Movements may act as Pathological Causes - - .- - - = | ab. « 7. Of Exercise as a Means of Maintaining Health - - 275 CHAPTER VII. | ime (ue Expressions: <2 fos oo 2 oS RE ae 8 eee ee § 1. The Organs, and the Production of the Expressions - 278 . 2. Of Physiognomy - - e . 4 “ - a 279 3. Connexion of the Physiognomy and Gestures with a Patho- logical Condition a oie ee Puce > ydlieataie OS 4. Phonation or Voice’ - - - - wu spel ene 1 284 5. Organs of the Voice - - . sR ‘ a, ORS: 6. Production of the Voice and its Modifications « : 287 a. Instinctive or Affective Vocal Expressions - 288 6. Arbitrary Vocal Expressions, or Speech - - 289 7. Speech as Connected with a Pathological State - - 292 Of Vocal Musick or Musical Language- - - - 294:
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