Physiological psychology : a case of suspension of the mental faculties, of the powers of speech, and special senses, with the exception of sight and touch, continuing for many months : with a commentary on some of the more important of its bearings, upon the philosophy of the human mind, and the physiological psychology of man / by Robert Dunn.

  • Dunn, Robert, 1799-1877.
Date:
1855
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Credit: Physiological psychology : a case of suspension of the mental faculties, of the powers of speech, and special senses, with the exception of sight and touch, continuing for many months : with a commentary on some of the more important of its bearings, upon the philosophy of the human mind, and the physiological psychology of man / by Robert Dunn. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    $fjystologtcal ^sjjcfjologg. ■ if. *'-;fV % A CASE .. J ', • ’ i;' . ’ OF SUSPENSION OF THE MENTAL FACULTIES, OF THE POWERS OF SPEECH, AND SPECIAL SENSES, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF SIGHT AND TOUCH, CONTINUING FOR MANY MONTHS ; W&ttfj a ^omtnentarg ON SOME OF THE MORE IMPORTANT OF ITS BEARINGS, UPON THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE HUMAN MIND, AND THE PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY OF MAN. ROBERT DUNN, F.R.C.S.Eng., FELLOW OF THE ROYAL MEDICAL AND CHIRURGICAL SOCIETY; OF THE MEDICAL SdCIJ^TlTDE^LONDON ; OF THE ETHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY, ETC. v \ .\r iC/ ^ LONDON: ^ ^^^JSARDS, 37, GREAT QUEEN STREET. A-vV^ / 1855.