Brain and personality; or, The physical relations of the brain to the mind (1907)
Thomson, William Hanna, 1833-1918 · New York, Dodd, Mead · leaf 194
ess which renders a person whollyilliterate, because he no longer recognizesprinted or written words when he sees them,though he knew them perfectly before, is asmuch an example of mind-blindness as wasthis patients mind-blindness, the only dif-ference between the two being in the thingswhich were… … Oo o m QH HW O < ^5 w Oh m o THE BRAIN AND PERSONALITY As this inability to recognize visual objectshas been frequently observed after localizeddamage to the brain from disease, the local-ity itself where things perceived by sightare then known has become as well identi-fied as is the word…
Mind and body · Brain
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