How to learn phrenology : with hints as to the study of character / by L.N. Fowler.

  • Lorenzo N. Fowler
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1886
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Credit: How to learn phrenology : with hints as to the study of character / by L.N. Fowler. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Reasoning Faculties. 36. Causality.— The ability to comprehend principles, to think abstractly, to understand the why and wherefore of things, and to synthetize, originality ; the a priori power of reasoning. Excess: Leads to *>o much theorising and philosophising. Deficiency: Fig. 8.—Dean Stanley.—Large reflective faculties. Weakness of judgment; inability to think, plan, or reason. 37. COMPARISON.—The analyzing, criticising, illus¬ trating, comparing, inquisitive, adapting faculty. It gives the ability to study the relations between one
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