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Brain in relation to mind (1899)

Christison, J. Sanderson (John Sanderson), 1856-1908 · Chicago · leaf 39

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n, areas which do not re-spond to experimental stimulations, or which pro-duce no special motor or sensory disturbances whendamaged, have therefore been supposed to be more,especially subservient to intellectual operations. 36 BRAIN IN RELATION TO MIND. The association bands of fibers vary in… … Fig. 2.—Indicating Flechsigs localization of brain centers. the brain, while those connected with the specialsense of smell develop later, or at the time of birth.By a month more the nerve-fibers for vision beginto mature, while it is another month before the or-ganization of the fibers for the…

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