Christison, J. Sanderson (John Sanderson), 1856-1908 · Chicago · leaf 41
e or less specialway according to its location and extent and whetherjr not the cells and the association fibers are bothinvolved. 38 BRAIN IN RELATION TO MIND. The peculiar affections of memory, or rather ofrecollection, which are classed as aphasias, sometimes seem to be due to localized… … Fig. 3—Showing the anatomical and hypothetical brain centers (8) causative through a peculiar suggestive influencewhich in a negative or sub-conscious way inhibitsideational associations along special lines. For ex-ample, damage to the cells of a visual area mayproduce inability to recognize…
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