A Manual of Anthropology, Or Science of Man Based on Modern Research by Charles BrayLongmans, Green, Reader and Dyer, 1871 - 358 pages |
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Page iii
... Feelings , " & c . " If these statements startle , it is because matter has been defined and maligned by philosophers and theologians who were equally unaware that it is , at bottom , essentially mystical and transcendental ...
... Feelings , " & c . " If these statements startle , it is because matter has been defined and maligned by philosophers and theologians who were equally unaware that it is , at bottom , essentially mystical and transcendental ...
Page vii
... feeling , quite as important as M. Paul Bert's investigations into " Vitality " . -not that we wish to disparage his experiments . Pro- fessor Huxley has shown us even the commercial value of Redi's early researches into " spontaneous ...
... feeling , quite as important as M. Paul Bert's investigations into " Vitality " . -not that we wish to disparage his experiments . Pro- fessor Huxley has shown us even the commercial value of Redi's early researches into " spontaneous ...
Page xv
... feeling than to reason . It is only one who has no position and reputation to lose who dares venture upon this ground . Dr. Tyndall , in the Pre- face to his Volume of Essays just issued , says : " Most of the Essays are of a purely ...
... feeling than to reason . It is only one who has no position and reputation to lose who dares venture upon this ground . Dr. Tyndall , in the Pre- face to his Volume of Essays just issued , says : " Most of the Essays are of a purely ...
Page xix
... feeling . Inferiority of man's mental faculties , in some respects , to insects and other animals . Unity of sensibility in the network of nerve spread over the whole world . Matter and Spirit mere names for groups of phenomena ...
... feeling . Inferiority of man's mental faculties , in some respects , to insects and other animals . Unity of sensibility in the network of nerve spread over the whole world . Matter and Spirit mere names for groups of phenomena ...
Page xxi
... feelings , that we call our mind , and it is induced by the mo- lecular action of the brain upon force passing through it . Force is inseparable from the entity to which it belongs ; it is not matter , matter only conditions it ; it is ...
... feelings , that we call our mind , and it is induced by the mo- lecular action of the brain upon force passing through it . Force is inseparable from the entity to which it belongs ; it is not matter , matter only conditions it ; it is ...
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