Outlines of lectures on the neurological system of anthropology, as discovered, demonstrated and taught in 1841 and 1842 (1854)
Buchanan, Joseph R. (Joseph Rodes), 1814-1899 · Cincinnati, Printed at the office of Buchanan's Journal of man · leaf 319
on necessa-rily attracts to us, as is seen in embracing and in gestures whichbeckon another to approach. (See Fig. F. on next page.) Theacts of parental affection have heretofore been ascribed to an organon the occiput, which has been called Philoprogenitiveness; buttheir pathognomy is incompatible… … Art line of occipital action, being an upward movement in the directionof Parental Affection, on the upper surface of the brain A horizon-tal, depressing movement adaptedto rend or pull down, is entirelyincompatible with affection, butstrictly appropriate to the instinctsof carnivorous animals, in…
Phrenology · Mind and body
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