10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CENESTHESIS»
Discover the use of
cenesthesis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cenesthesis and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
From Lesion to Metaphor: Chronic Pain in British, French and ...
(hypochondria/hysteria), in terms of disordered cenesthesis. This was a novel
solution that depended on German Romanticism. Weber and Miiller's views on
pain without lesion and cenesthesis require more cautious characterization.
2
A Practical manual of insanity for the medical student and ...
Disorders of the Cenesthesis. — Before closing this chapter on the psychic
symptoms of insanity a word should be said on the alterations of the general
feeling, or cenesthesis. This may be affected chiefly in two ways, either by
exaltation or ...
Daniel Roberts Brower, 1902
3
The Vocabulary of Philosophy, mental, moral, and ...
CENESTHESIS.— V. SENSATION, Sansus Connoms. CAPACITY.— “ Is it for that
such outward ornament Was lavished on their sex, that inward gifts Were left for
haste unfinish'd, judgment scant, Capacity not raised to apprehend, Or value, ...
William FLEMING (D.D.), 1858
4
Vocabulary of Philosophy Psychological, Ethical, ...
CENESTHESIS.—-V. SENSATION, Senses Comnums. CAPACITY.— “ Is it for
that such outward ornamen“ Was lavished on their sex, that inward gifts Were left
for haste unfinish'd, judgment scant, Capacity not raised to apprehend, Or value,
...
5
The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease
The psyche, he says, is brought into relation with the whole body by the nervous
system and with the outside world by means of the sense organs and these
impressions through the cenesthesis and the sense organs are reproduced
through ...
6
Maurice Merleau-Ponty: Basic Writings
Because a form, compared to the mosaic of a physico-chemical body or to that of '
cenesthesis', is a new type of existence. The fact that the paralysed limb of the
anosognosic no longer counts in the subject's body image, is accounted for by ...
Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Thomas Baldwin, 2004
... we add to the accepted explanations, in terms of cerebral tracks and recurrent
sensations, only if the body image, instead of being the residue of habitual
cenesthesis, becomes the law of its constitution. If a need was felt to introduce
this new ...
8
Midline Medical Dictionary
«^^<*1 Cementoma. A tumour of the cementum of a tooth. Cementum. The
vitreous substance covering the root of the tooth; cement. <-d <4-d; rflftd
Cenesthesia. A sense of existence, painful or pleasurable; cenesthesis.
Cenesthesis ...
9
The Student's Medical Dictionary: Including All the Words ...
CELIOTOMY CENESTHESIS Celiotomy (se-le-ot'-o-me) [ko(Ai'«, belly; ro/it/, a
cutting]. Surgical opening of the abdominal cavity. Celiitis, Cceliitis (Seleucus) [
iroiAia, belly ; mc, inflammation]. Inflammation of the abdominal organs. Cell (stl)
...
George Milbry Gould, 1904
10
Handbook of sport psychology
Movement in sports activity, rich in affectivity, has a positive effect on man's bio-
psychic life, in particular on his cenesthesis and homeostasis. Cenesthesis
coincides with the "fundamental experience of existence" (Virno), it is, as it were,
...
Ema Geron, Mekhon Ṿingaiṭ le-ḥinukh gufani, 1982
