On Irritation and Insanity: A Work, Wherein the Relations of the Physical With the Moral Conditions of Man, Are Established on the Basis of Physiological Medicine (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Excerpt from On Irritation and Insanity: A Work, Wherein the Relations of the Physical With the Moral Conditions of Man, Are Established on the Basis of Physiological Medicine

All the tissues are pervaded, more or less, by nervous fibre.

The nervous apparatus, consisting of the encephalon and its ramifications, and the spinal cord and its ramifications, may be considered as divided into two great portions - the one serving for voluntary, and the other for instinctive and automatic functions. The encephalic apparatus serves for the first, the spinal cord and its ramifications for the second set of functions.

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