The Physical Basis of Mind: Being the Second Series of Problems of Life and Mind. — John Shaqi
The Physical Basis of Mind: Being the Second Series of Problems of Life and Mind.Lewes, George Henry
Philosophy
The Physical Basis of Mind: Being the Second Series of Problems of Life and Mind.
Lewes, George Henry
Mind and body; Psychophysiology
THE ELEMENTARY STRUCTURE OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, 251
(_Difficulties of the Investigation_), 252
(_The Nerve-Cell_), 258
(_The Nerves_), 270
(_The Neuroglia_), 273
(_The Relations of the Organites_), 278
(_Recapitulation_), 299
CHAPTER VIII.
THE LAWS OF NERVOUS ACTIVITY 310
(_The Energy of Neurility_) 311
(_The Propagation of Excitation_) 314
(_Stimuli_) 321
(_Stimulation_) 324
(_The Law of Discharge_) 326
(_The Law of Arrest_) 333
(_The Hypothesis of Inhibitory Centres_) 336
(_Anatomical Interpretations of the Laws_) 339
PROBLEM III. ANIMAL AUTOMATISM.
CHAPTER I.
THE COURSE OF MODERN THOUGHT 345
CHAPTER II.
THE VITAL MECHANISM 363
CHAPTER III.
THE RELATION OF BODY AND MIND 376
CHAPTER IV.
CONSCIOUSNESS AND UNCONSCIOUSNESS 399
CHAPTER V.
VOLUNTARY AND INVOLUNTARY ACTIONS 415
CHAPTER VI.
THE PROBLEM STATED 431
CHAPTER VII.
IS FEELING AN AGENT? 440
PROBLEM IV. THE REFLEX THEORY.
CHAPTER I.
THE PROBLEM STATED 467
CHAPTER II.
DEDUCTIONS FROM GENERAL LAWS 490
CHAPTER III.
INDUCTIONS FROM PARTICULAR OBSERVATIONS 509
(_Cerebral Reflexes_) 511
(_Discrimination_) 520
(_Memory_) 522
(_Instinct_) 522
(_The Acquisition of Instinct_) 536
(_Acquisition_) 546
CHAPTER IV.
NEGATIVE INDUCTIONS 550
PROBLEM I.
THE NATURE OF LIFE.
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