Exner, Sigmund - Hirsch, A

Date:
c1873
Reference:
GALTON/2/12/12
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Galton Papers
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Notes by Galton on "Experimentelle untersuchung der einfachsten psychischen processe" by Sigmund Exner, in Pflüger's Archiv, volume 7, issue 1, 1873; on "La vitesse des actes psychiques" by Frans Cornelis Donders in Harlem Archives Néerlandaises, volume 3, 1868; and two papers by A Hirsch, namely "Expériences chronoscopiques sur le vitesse des differentes sensations et de la transmissions nerveuse", and "Sur quelque recherches recentes concernant l'equation personnelle et le temps physiologique" in Bulletin de la Societe des Sciences Naturelles.

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c1873

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1 notebook plus 1 folio insert

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