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 67
tead of therebeing one central organ of mind for a sensorium, eachorgan of the brain had in itself the power of feeling,thought, or consciousness. It seems to me that the truthG* 66 PHRENO-GEOLOGY. as well as the beauty of my phreno-central theory willbe so apparent, as to render it acceptable, not… … In the annexed engraving, the fibres of the brain arerepresented as proceeding from the convolutions at thesurface of the brain, and all converging to a point at cwhere consciousness is presumed to be located. THE PROGRESSIVE CREATION OF MAN. 67 SECTION X. — ORIGIN AND SUCCESSION OF THEORGANS OF…
Phrenology · Biological Evolution
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