The Brain and Its Functions

action affected anatomical animal Annales Médico-psychol antero-lateral regions arrival automatic activity become brain cell-territories central regions centres cerebellar cerebral activity cerebral cells cerebral cortex colour condition connected conscious personality constitute converging fibres corpus striatum cortical periphery cortical substance developed direction emotions erethism evolution expression external excitation external impressions external world fact ganglions grey matter histological human ideas impressionable incessantly individual insensibly intellectual activity isolated living manifestations manner masses of grey means memory ment mental millimetre moral sensibility motor motu proprio movements natural sensibility nerve-cells nerve-fibres nerves nervous elements nervous system neuroglia notion nucleolus olfactory optic impressions optic thalamus organism pain patient peripheral regions persistent phases phenomenon phosphorescent physical physiological play plexuses posterior present pressions produce prolonged psychical activity psycho-intellectual radiating regards reminiscences retina RICHARD ANTHONY PROCTOR sensitive impressions sensorial impressions sensorium sentiments sphere spinal axis spinal cord tion tissue unconscious vibrations vital zones