Book/Printed Material Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: Analysis and cause of unconsciousness and sleep,
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Image 1 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... pa rt ami HE ANALYSIS AND CAUSE OF THE EXISTENCE OF MEMORY PART j, w. ANALYSIS AND CAUSE OF UNCON SCIOUSNESS AND SLEEP •sander S. Richards- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
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Image 2 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... Book ^RE GojpgM COPYRIGHT DEPOSIT.- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
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Image 5 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... PART ONE THE ANALYSIS AND CAUSE OF THE EXISTENCE OF MEMORY PART TWO ANALYSIS AND CAUSE OF UNCON SCIOUSNESS AND SLEEP BY Lysander S. Richards Author of Vocophy Indicating the Vocation One...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
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Image 6 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... tfl Copy right 1920 By Liysandeb S. Richards ©CI.A597391 Sep i3, g2£- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
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Image 7 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... PREFACE All my long life of 85 years after reaching the age of reason and manhood, I have been a faithful and searching student of the sciences and philosophical subjects, sandwiched in...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
- Date: 1920
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Image 8 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
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Image 9 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... PART I. THE EVOLUTION, ANALYSIS AND CAUSE OF THE EXISTENCE OF MEMORY. CHAPTER I. My investigation of that portion of the mind known as memory was suggested by the desire to know...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
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Image 10 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... Memory fornia and Nevada, the Yosemite and Big Trees, the placid waters of the Pacific, the ex- tensive vineyards and fig trees, the thousand and one attractions one meets in travel, beside...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
- Date: 1920
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Image 11 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... Memory think I will put in the correspondence passed between us, I will mention only one and will give my questions submitted first Dear Professor: I am spending my winter in Washington...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
- Date: 1920
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Image 12 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... Memory is it possible to memorize things that have hap- pened in the multitudinous events and scenes of a long life? We are conscious of these thousand and one things of course,...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
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Image 13 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... Memory facts, their classification and an attempt to discover uniform laws. In this phase of the matter, there is of course you know a wealth of literature, but I know of nothing...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
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Image 14 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... CHAPTER II. Of course it must be a matter of speculation, at any rate in the present limited knowledge of the facts in the case, and cannot be other- wise until microscopic...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
- Date: 1920
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Image 15 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... Memory that the time will arrive in the not distant future, when the impressions somehow and somewhere in the brain will be manifest in some manner and form recognizable by a greatly...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
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Image 16 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... CHAPTER III. To make myself clear in this discussion, I must give the outline or description in brief of the formation of the brain, especially as ap- plies in its relation to...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
- Date: 1920
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Image 17 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... Memory We look for the highest, the reasoning facul- ties in the frontal portion, the moral faculties we find located on top, while the low, the animal faculties occupy the back and...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
- Date: 1920
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Image 18 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... Memory the statesman. The distinction in the inner por- tion of the brain is further marked by its con- volutions in vertebrates, that is instead of the brain mass as in the...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
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Image 19 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... CHAPTER IV. Cells. The cells that contribute to the make up of the brain of man are extremely numerous, not only thousands but millions of them. They are of course minutely microscopic....- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
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Image 20 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... Memory window happened to be closed, the wasp in its daily flight not observing the closed window flew against it and fell upon the floor partially stunned, but soon recovering started up...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
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Image 21 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... Memory or ant acquire its so-called instinct, in perform- ing certain flights or direction in striking a bee line in reaching a fixed place, if not the gradual development of this habit....- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
- Date: 1920
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Image 22 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... Memory travel, right and left, they turned around an abrupt corner at right angles and passed down the road and soon turned into the driveway to the stable where they lodged five...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
- Date: 1920
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Image 23 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... CHAPTER V. Gray Matter and Sense Nerves and Cells. These minute rounded cells in man called neurons radiate in branches or fibres. There is an envelope over the brain under and next...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
- Date: 1920
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Image 24 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... Memory and trail an escaped criminal by smelling his tracks in the path of his flight, and the rabbit has them largely developed as one can detect by watching his nostrils swell...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
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Image 25 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... CHAPTER VI. Impression of an Image on Cells. Having given a cursory description of the brain and its ramifications and its functions, let us proceed to investigate and see what it has...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
- Date: 1920
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Image 26 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... Memory by association of perhaps some similar event or name it may be recalled. Association has a great deal to do in aiding memory. The im- press must be sufficiently reduced in...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
- Date: 1920
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Image 27 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... Memory these impressions must be reduced to micro- scopic size to be impressed upon the cells. The millions and billions of cells and fibres are abundant enough and to spare for all...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
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Image 28 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... Memory stored away somewhere upon my brain cells, nerve centers, neurons or ganglions I never could have been able to recall it. Sir Walter Scott it is said, before passing through a...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
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Image 29 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... CHAPTER VII. Loss of Memory. Disease or a shock will sometimes impair one s memory, either wholly or in part. I am familiar with a case in my town, where a friend...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
- Date: 1920
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Image 30 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... Memory part of the record is injured it will fail to respond, and also any instrument in any way deranged. The fact, the idea, which is not material is there just the...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
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Image 31 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... Memory just as the medium had stated and brought him at once to his lost home, and finally his memory- was restored. The loss of memory is also caused often by the...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
- Date: 1920
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Image 32 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... CHAPTER VIII. Sensory and Motor Cells, The weight of the brain in comparison to the body is one to 40 and of the amount of blood sent over the body, one-fifth goes...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
- Date: 1920
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Image 33 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... Memory the cells and neurons. The same principle that causes the voice whether in song or con- versation to make its impression upon the record of the graphophone or victrola must be...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
- Date: 1920
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Image 34 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... CHAPTER IX. Nerve Cells Classified* Undoubtedly there are divisions or classes of nerve cells in the brain. When we listen to song, there may be a class of cells which are excited...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
- Date: 1920
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Image 35 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... CHAPTER X. Cells Subject to Electrical Manipulation. Calderwood, an eminent Psychologist, claims that the motor cells can be acted upon by the agency of electricity. It is possible that elec- tricity may...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
- Date: 1920
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Image 36 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... Memory with either, they are simply forces acting upon a substance which enables you to realize or feel its presence, the ponderable substance through which and by which it operates is simply...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
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Image 37 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... Memory in stamping or impressing our movements in some manner upon our motor and sensory brain cells and also in their reproduction in the form of memory when occasion demands it. It...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
- Date: 1920
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Image 38 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... CHAPTER XL Immortality, The association of memory in the human organism or any animal organism, as to that matter, is one of the greatest proofs of immor- tality that can be produced....- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
- Date: 1920
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Image 39 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... Memory ethereal, presents itself to us without any material object coming to our notice. For example, we anticipate things that have not occurred to us previously, have not met our vision, such...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
- Date: 1920
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Image 40 of Part one: The analysis and cause of the existence of memory; part two: ... Memory cells or nerves, these organs are simply the in- struments through which consciousness makes itself manifest. Some professors of psychology teach that consciousness is the basis or the primal cause of...- Contributor: Richards, Lysander S. (Lysander Salmon)
- Date: 1920