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The physiological effects of physical agents on man.

Féré, Ch.; Park, Robert

Pages: 1 –49

In order to show the analogies betwixt physiological and pathological phenomena which accompany states of consciousness of internal origin with those which accompany states of consciousness of external origin it is necessary to pass in review, at least succinctly, the influence of physical agents...

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The pathological effects of physical agents upon man.

Féré, Ch.; Park, Robert

Pages: 50 –93

In the preceding chapter we passed in review the general effects of the action, defective or excessive, of the agents which support life: we only considered the common effects, capable of showing themselves in healthy individuals, and so attached to their determining conditions that they cease...

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Physical activity and the physiological conditions of attention.

Féré, Ch.; Park, Robert

Pages: 94 –125

External excitements determine local and general effects, which reduce themselves, in fact, to transformations of force. Movement, which holds an important place among these effects and is the indispensable condition of sensation, as well as of states of consciousness of internal origin, even...

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Insufficient or excessive physical exercise.

Féré, Ch.; Park, Robert

Pages: 126 –151

Pathology can be perhaps better utilized for placing in relief the effects of defective or exaggerated exercise. The default of exercise of the organs of the senses or of the organs of movement entails functional debilities which can proceed even to atrophy of the organ. The senses which are not...

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The physiological conditions of the emotions.

Féré, Ch.; Park, Robert

Pages: 152 –204

The states of consciousness of internal origin, which, in fact, are only reproductions, are accompanied by phenomena analogous to those which accompany states of consciousness provoked by external irritation, by the environment. Emotions, which are only very intense reproductions, are especially...

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The pathological effects of the emotions.

Féré, Ch.; Park, Robert

Pages: 205 –244

The intellectual operations can barely be isolated from every passion. They are, at their beginning or at their end, a desire or a repulsion, a satisfaction or a pain. It is impossible to trace a limit betwixt the physiology and the pathology of the emotions. Always an emotion can be reckoned...

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Pathological effects of the emotions (continued).

Féré, Ch.; Park, Robert

Pages: 245 –271

This chapter focuses on the influence of the emotions on the nervous maladies. It is especially upon the neuroses that the emotions and particularly the depressing emotions, have a very etiological influence, equally in provoking the initial appearance of the troubles as in exasperating them or...

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The curative effects of the emotions.

Féré, Ch.; Park, Robert

Pages: 272 –285

A malady only develops in consequence of an emotion when the physical conditions of the emotion reproduce, in a certain measure, the physiological conditions of said malady; or, at least, some condition which favours its development in presence of other favouring circumstances. Inversely, when...

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Influence of states of excitement and exhaustion upon mental activity.

Féré, Ch.; Park, Robert

Pages: 286 –312

When the external excitations, the representations, physical exercise, or intellectual travail produce themselves in a measure such that they are accompanied by a general tension of the muscles of relational life, and a universal activity of the organs of vegetative life not tending to any...

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Psychic troubles in relation with the morbid states of excitement and exhaustion.

Féré, Ch.; Park, Robert

Pages: 313 –325

The derangements of the mind, such as epilepsy, hysteria, and neurasthenia, do not constitute specific maladies, but only symptoms dependent upon very varied somatic alterations capable of affecting brain function in very different manners, accordingly as they manifest themselves by states of...

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