Identifiant

ark:/13685/45527

Titre

The physiognomical system of Drs. Gall and Spurzheim ; founded on an anatomical examination of the nervous system in general and of the brain in particular ; and indicating the dispositions and manifestations of the mind

Créateur

Spurzheim, Johann Gaspar

Date

1815

Éditeur

Londres : Baldwin, Cradock and Joy

Siècle

XIXe siècle

Format

Nombre de vues : 603

Licence

Licence Ouverte

Univers Numerabilis

Médecine

Sur l'auteur

Spurzheim, Johann Gaspar (1776 - 1832)

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Manifeste IIIF

https://numerabilis.u-pariscite.fr/iiif-presentation/3/item/203161/manifest

Table des matières

0002 - Page sans numérotation - [Page de titre]

0003 - Page sans numérotation - [Préface]

0010 - Page sans numérotation - [Table des matières]

0016 - Page sans numérotation - Introduction

0028 - Page 13 - Part I. Anatomy of the nervous system

0067 - Page sans numérotation - Part II. Physiology of the nervous system. Chapter I. Innateness of faculties

0117 - Page 103 - Chapter II. The manifestations of all faculties of the mind depend on organic conditions

0139 - Page 125 - Chapter III. On what organization do the manifestations of animal life depend

0222 - Page 208 - Chapter IV. On the plurality of the cerebral organs

0246 - Page 232 - Chapter V. On the means of determining the functions of the cerebral parts

0258 - Page 244 - Chapter VI. On the possibility of determining the developement of the brain in general, and its parts in particular

0285 - Page 271 - Chapter VII. On our method of pointing out the functions of the brain

0304 - Page 290 - Chapter VIII. On the particular organs

0308 - Page 294 - Generalities on the five external senses

0327 - Page 313 - Feeling

0336 - Page 322 - Tasting

0342 - Page 328 - Smelling

0344 - Page 330 - Hearing

0349 - Page 335 - Seeing

0356 - Page 342 - Internal organs

0358 - Page 344 - Amativeness

0373 - Page 359 - Philoprogenitiveness

0378 - Page 364 - Inhabitiveness

0385 - Page 371 - Adhesiveness

0388 - Page 374 - Combativeness

0391 - Page 377 - Destructiveness

0404 - Page 390 - Constructiveness

0407 - Page 393 - Covetiveness

0416 - Page 402 - Secretiveness

0418 - Page 404 - Self-love

0419 - Page 405 - Approbation

0421 - Page 407 - Cautiousness

0423 - Page 409 - Benevolence

0426 - Page 412 - Veneration

0430 - Page 416 - Hope / Ideality

0432 - Page 418 - Conscientiousness

0438 - Page 424 - Firmness

0441 - Page 427 - Individuality

0445 - Page 431 - Form

0446 - Page 432 - Size

0447 - Page 433 - Weight / Colour

0449 - Page 435 - Space

0454 - Page 440 - Order / Time

0455 - Page 441 - Number

0458 - Page 444 - Tune

0459 - Page 445 - Language

0471 - Page 457 - Comparison

0472 - Page 458 - Causality

0474 - Page 460 - Wit

0475 - Page 461 - Imitation

0479 - Page 465 - Chapter IX. On the different modes of action of the special faculties of the mind

0496 - Page 482 - Chapter X. On the mutual influence of the faculties of the mind as they concern the morality of our actions

0520 - Page 506 - Chapter XI. On the modifications of the manifestations of every faculty

0534 - Page 520 - Chapter XII. On the mutual influence of the faculties as cause of different characters and talents

0536 - Page 522 - Chapter XIII. On the difficulty of judging the actions of other persons

0543 - Page 529 - Chapter XIV. On sympathy and antipathy

0547 - Page 533 - Chapter XV. On pathognomy

0557 - Page 543 - Chapter XVI. On man as an object of education and correction of reform

0566 - Page 552 - Chapter XVII. On the diseased state of the brain, and on the derangement of the manifestations of the mind

0585 - Page sans numérotation - Errata

0586 - Page sans numérotation - [Planches I à XVIII]