Body and mind; a history and a defence of animism (1920)
McDougall, William, 1871-1938 · The Macmillan company · leaf 251
tof time) of such a woven chain, some links are of steel will notseem to prove that other links may not be of a differentconstitution. If we would represent diagrammatically the causal relationsof the brain-processes implied by the doctrine of psycho-physicalinteraction, the simplest figure that… … Fig. 12. We may agree, then, with the opponents of Animism, whenthey tell us, as they so frequently do, that, if the brain and all itsparts could be so magnified that the physiologists could wanderthrough all its most delicate fibrils and study with the naked eyethe movements of each molecule or…
Mind and body · Animism
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