Principles of mental physiology

New York,: D. Appleton and Company (1900)
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The classic modern statement of mind-body interactionism. In Carpenter's view, not only is mental activity the direct result of the physiological activity of the nervous system, the course of neural activity can in its turn be influenced by the occurrence of mental events.

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BF161.C22 1900

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1855066629   9781855066625

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