Phreno-geology : the progressive creation of man : indicated by natural history, and confirmed by discoveries which connect the organization and functions of the brain with the successive geological periods (1851)
Grimes, J. Stanley (James Stanley), 1807-1903 · Boston : Munroe · leaf 118
atomically connected with themboth. We rarely fail to believe those to whom we sub-mit, and whom we imitate. An individual, therefore,surrounded during his whole life by a large communityof social beings, would be likely to receive this modifica-tion, and his offspring would increase it, until it… … The above engraving represents the successive stages of social progression, and theorder and direction in which the Social Organs were created. 1. This part of the brain was created first, and existed cotemporaneously with thelowest ipseals and directives. 2. This part was added when the geological…
Phrenology · Biological Evolution
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