Anatomie Et Physiologie Du Système Nerveux En Général, Et Du Cerveau En Particulier; Volume 2

This work is a classic of 19th-century neuroscience and provides an in-depth examination of the structure and function of the nervous system, with a particular focus on the brain. The author, Franz Josef Gall, was a pioneer in the field of phrenology, a now-discredited theory that posited that personality traits could be inferred from the shape of the skull. Despite its scientific shortcomings, the book remains an important document in the history of neuroscience and an interesting read for those interested in the evolution of our understanding of the brain.
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