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 339
fDemosthenes was perhaps as much owing to the traits indicatedby the breadth of the anterior part of his neck, as to any otherelement of his constitution. We may often observe a deficiencyof the organs of the temporal arch, producing sad defects in thecharacter, and, on the other hand, we observe… … Tlie cerebral organs have innumerable relations to each other,arising from the laws of antagonism, co-operation and contiguity.Every shade of difference from perfect co-operation to perfect an-tagonism exists between each organ and the whole of the remain-ing organs. For example (see Fig I) we may…
Phrenology · Mind and body
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