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The Origin and Nature of the Emotions: Miscellaneous Papers

 
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PREFACE
 
CONTENTS

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THE ORIGIN AND NATURE OF THE EMOTIONS PHYLOGENETIC ASSOCIATION IN RELATION TO CERTAIN MEDICAL PROBLEMS
 
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The Cause of the Exhaustion of the Brain-cells as a Result of Trauma of Various Parts of the Body under Inhalation Anesthesia
 
The Cause of the Discharge of Nervous Energy as a Result of Trauma under Inhalation Anesthesia and under Normal Conditions
 
The Discharge of Energy through Stimulation of the Distance Receptors, or through Representation of Injury (Psychic)
 
Summation
 
Anoci-association
 
Prevention of Shock by the Application of the Principle of Anoci-association
 
Graves' Disease
 
Sexual-Neurasthenia
 
Interpretation of Some of the Phenomena of Certain Diseases of the Abdomen in Accordance with the Hypothesis of Phylogenetic Association
 
Observations on Patients whose Associational Centers are Dulled, and on Diseases and Injuries of Regions not Endowed with Nociceptors
 
Natural Selection and Chemical Noci-association in the Infections
 
Recapitulation
 
Conclusion
 
PHYLOGENETIC ASSOCIATION IN RELATION TO THE EMOTIONS
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PAIN, LAUGHTER, AND CRYING
 
PAIN
 
LAUGHTER AND CRYING
 
THE RELATION BETWEEN THE PHYSICAL STATE OF THE BRAIN-CELLS AND BRAIN FUNCTIONS—EXPERIMENTAL AND CLINICAL
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A MECHANISTIC VIEW OF PSYCHOLOGY
 
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Recapitulation
 
A MECHANISTIC THEORY OF DISEASE
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THE KINETIC SYSTEM
 
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Introduction
 
Biologic Consideration of the Adaptive Variation in Amounts of Energy Stored in Various Animals
 
Adaptive Variation in the Rate of Energy Discharge
 
Influences That Cause Variation in the Rate of Output of Energy in the Individual
 
The Purpose and the Mechanism of Heat Production in Infections
 
Histologic Changes in the Brain-cells in Relation to the Maintenance of Consciousness and to the Production of the Emotions, Muscular Activity, and Fever
 
Summary of Brain-cell Studies
 
The Adrenals
 
The Liver
 
The Thyroid
 
Effect Upon the Output of Energy of Impaired or Lost Function of Each of the Several Links in the Kinetic Chain
 
Studies in Hydrogen Ion Concentration in Activation of the Kinetic System
 
Kinetic Diseases
 
Conclusions
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ALKALESCENCE, ACIDITY, ANESTHESIA—A THEORY OF ANESTHESIA
 
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SUMMARY

 
INDEX
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THE ORIGIN AND NATURE

of the

EMOTIONS
Miscellaneous Papers

BY

GEORGE W. CRILE, M.D.

PROFESSOR OF SURGERY, SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY
VISITING SURGEON TO THE LAKESIDE HOSPITAL, CLEVELAND

EDITED BY
AMY F. ROWLAND, B. S.

McGrath Publishing Company
College Park, Maryland

1970

COPYRIGHT, 1915, BY W. B. SAUNDERS COMPANY

Reprinted by
McGrath Publishing Co., 1970

ISBN: 0-8434-0082-X
LC#73-119228

Reprinted from the copy at
Duke University Medical Center Library
Manufactured in the United States of America
by Arno Press, Inc., New York
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