| Henry Maudsley - 1877 - 620 str.
...chords and cadences of the piano and the passing chords and cadences in the brain— and it is ot . the essence of the matter — that, in the former...of a primeval savage and the brain of Mr. Spencer. Those who speak of latent ideas do, therefore, endeavour to denote thereby an important something which... | |
| Henry Maudsley - 1878 - 586 str.
...cadences would have small chance of being brought out by the piano if they were not previously in bis mind. Where, then, in the brain is the equivalent...of a primeval savage and the brain of Mr. Spencer. Those who speak of latent ideas do, therefore, endeavour to denote thereby an important something which... | |
| Henry Maudsley - 1889 - 568 str.
...more captivating than it is complete. What about the performer in the case of the piano and in the case of the brain respectively? Is not the performer...of a primeval savage and the brain of Mr. Spencer. Those who speak of latent ideas do, therefore, endeavour to denote thereby an important something which... | |
| Pokala Lakshmi Narasu - 1907 - 302 str.
...away without leaving most important after-effects in the structure of the brain ; whence does arrive in due time a considerable difference between a cultivated...brain function makes faculty, not so with the piano." Cogito ergo sum — I think, therefore I exist : say Descartes and his followers. Yes ; but the / think... | |
| Pokala Lakshmi Narasu - 1999 - 250 str.
...away without leaving most important after-effects in the structure of the brain : whence does arrive in due time a considerable difference between a cultivated...whence, probably, have arisen, in the progress of developmc-nt through the ages, the differences between the brain of a primeval savage and the brain... | |
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