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Brain in relation to mind (1899)

Christison, J. Sanderson (John Sanderson), 1856-1908 · Chicago · leaf 52

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e years, earning his livingas a coachman and barnhand (2). In this connection one of Bianchis later experi-ments on monkeys will be of interest: An adult domesticated female cynocephalus,whose habits, dispositions and peculiarities had THEORY OF MIND LOCALIZATION. 49 been carefelly noted for a long… … Fig. 2,—Illustrating the Gage case. (After Biglow.) mobile; expression of eyes uncertain and cruel anddevoid of any flashes of intelligence, curiosity, orsociability. She shows terror even by shrieks andgnashing of teeth, when threatened and hurt, butnever reacts aggressively. She is in a state of…

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