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Date: 1902
"Looking back upon our own thought, we observe no Subject, like an admiral on the bridge of his flagship, dictating and controlling, some man above the man or in the man; we only note a process of development which requires no such assumption."
preview | full record— Spiller, Gustav (1864-1940)
Date: 1902
"Shall we insist that the brain is to be isolated like a leper, that with it alone no permanent and predicable modifications follow from activity, though in both instances the effects are precisely similar and are produced in exactly the same manner?"
preview | full record— Spiller, Gustav (1864-1940)
