An Enquiry Into the Probability and Rationality of Mr. Hunter's Theory of Life: Being the Subject of the First Two Anatomical Lectures Delivered Before the Royal College of Surgeons, of LondonLongman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1814 - 95 pages |
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... impressions and actions . In some of these animals no traces of nerves subservient to the voluntary regulation of their motions can be found . In the ascending complexity of the nervous system , we find a nervous chord more or less ...
... impressions and actions . In some of these animals no traces of nerves subservient to the voluntary regulation of their motions can be found . In the ascending complexity of the nervous system , we find a nervous chord more or less ...
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... impressions from the objects of sense , and which therefore may be called the impressible or tangible extremity , and that which communicates with the ' brain , F and is usually called its sensorial extre- mity , both 65.
... impressions from the objects of sense , and which therefore may be called the impressible or tangible extremity , and that which communicates with the ' brain , F and is usually called its sensorial extre- mity , both 65.
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... The conviction which we ge- nerally though not constantly experience , that feeling exists in the part which receives impressions , is shewn to be deceptive by the following facts . If a nerve be irritated midway between 66.
... The conviction which we ge- nerally though not constantly experience , that feeling exists in the part which receives impressions , is shewn to be deceptive by the following facts . If a nerve be irritated midway between 66.
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... impressions and actions occurring in one part may be communicated to others by these inter - nunciate chords , as Mr. Hunter called them , in cases where we G 2 are not warranted in supposing there is any sensation such 83.
... impressions and actions occurring in one part may be communicated to others by these inter - nunciate chords , as Mr. Hunter called them , in cases where we G 2 are not warranted in supposing there is any sensation such 83.
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Page 14 - I think naturally conclude, that life does hot depend on organization. Mr. Hunter, who so patiently and accurately examined the different links of this great chain, which seems to connect even man with the common matter of the universe, was of this opinion. In speaking of the properties of life, he says, it is something that prevents...
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