Mind and Body: The Theories of Their Relation

acquisitions activity acute æther animal Aquinas argument Aristotle Augustine blood brain called cause cell junction cells centres cerebral colour condition connected connexion of mind consciousness corporeal corpuscles corresponding currents definite degree Deity Descartes diffused distinct doctrine effect embodiment emotions energy excitement existence expression extended extended consciousness farther feeling fibres force Form functions grey grey matter groupings human ideas immaterial substance immortal impression influence Intellect intensity knowledge law of Relativity manifestations material matter medulla oblongata memory ment mental fact mind and body mode motion movements moving organs muscles muscular mystery nature Neo-Platonism nerve-cells nerves nervous action nervous system nexion nutritive object operation peculiar philosopher physical Pleasure and Pain Plotinus present principle principle of Relativity properties pure reflex actions regards remark sensation sense sentient separate shock skin soul spirit stimulation suppose TERTULLIAN things THOMAS AQUINAS thought tion transition union variety viscera vital power whole