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Physical expression : its modes and principles (1885)

Warner, Francis, 1847-1926 · London : Kegan Paul, Trench · leaf 115

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riment, thesame brain area was then destroyed, and the setof movements in the body which were previous^stimulated were now found to be paralyzed. Thisdemonstrated that stimulation of a certain brainarea produced a certain set of movements in thebody, and that when the same brain area wasdestroyed,… … Fig. 6.—Upper Surface of the Human Brain. The circles and letters have thesame signification as those on the brain of the monkey (see Fig. 4). (1), placed on the postero-parietal lobule, in-dicates the position of the centres for movements * The brain-centres referred to in the succeeding…

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