10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONARIUM»
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conarium in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
conarium and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Philosophical Writings of Descartes: Volume 3, The ...
The difficulty you raise about the conarium' seems to be the most urgent, and the
man who wants to defend publicly what I said about it in my Optics does me so
much honour that I must try to answer his queries.1 So without waiting for the next
...
René Descartes, John Cottingham, Robert Stoothoff, 1991
2
Edinburgh medical and surgical journal
handle of a scalpel inserted beneath it will be found to be in the middle ventricle,
with the vault above, the conarium or pineal body, and four eminences of the
upper surface of the protuberance (corpora quadrigemina) below, and a part of ...
3
Texture of the Nervous System of Man and the Vertebrates
CHAPTER VII THALAMUS (CONTINUATION) Conarium, epiphysis or pineal
gland. — Hypophysis or pituitary gland; its neural and glandular lobes. —
Commissures of the intermediate brain: posterior, supramammilary and dorsal
supraoptic.
Santiago R.y Cajal, Pedro Pasik, Tauba Pasik, 2002
4
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
handle of a scalpel inserted beneath it will be found to be in the middle ventricle,
with the vault above, the conarium or pineal body, and four eminences of the
upper surface of the protuberance (corpora quadrigemina) below, and a part of ...
5
Demented Particulars: The Annotated 'Murphy'
[fl], is it true love, in the rectum? fl [5]: Your conarium has shrunk to nothing: the
conarium is the pineal gland, for Descartes the place in the human body where
body and soul have commerce, with the mingling of animal spirits and
metaphysical ...
6
Campbell's Psychiatric Dictionary
compulsive-obsessive psychoneurosis conarium temptation) is excluded. See
compulsion; obsession; obsessive-compulsive disorder. compulsive-obsessive
psychoneurosis See obsessivecompulsive disorder. computation, symbolic See ...
Robert Jean Campbell, 2009
7
On the anatomy of vertebrates
In the Bream the conarium shows an analogous peculiarity to that of the
hypophysis in the Angler, viz. in the length and tenuity of its attachment ; but this
consists of two distinct crura. The value of the constancy of the hypophysis and
conarium ...
8
Elements of General and Pathological Anatomy, adapted to the ...
debted to Soemmering, who showed by the collation of numerous cases, that
scarcely any person arrived at the age of puberty, though in the best health and
the most perfect enjoyment of his faculties, could assure himself that his conarium
...
9
Early Modern Beckett/Beckett et le début de l’ère moderne: ...
As is well known, the conarium is referred to more than once in Beckett's texts. In
Murphy, Neary makes fun of the protagonist, saying, “I should say your conarium
has shrunk to nothing” (6). A similar shrinking is suggested in Mercier and ...
Angela Moorjani, Danièle de Ruyter, Dúnlaith Bird, 2012
10
A History of Modern Psychology
The only structure of the brain that is single and unitary (that is, not divided and
duplicated in each hemisphere) is the pineal body or conarium, and Descartes
chose this as the logical site of the interaction. Descartes used mechanistic terms
to ...
Duane Schultz, Sydney Schultz, 2011
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CONARIUM»
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conarium is used in the context of the following news items.
Goldcorp earns environmental award
From a poisoned wasteland to a lush and blooming rebirth, the Hollinger Tailings, McIntyre concentrate dump and the Conarium represent the ... «Timmins Press, Jul 13»
From Beyond (Unrated)
The pineal gland (also called the pineal body, epiphysis cerebri, epiphysis, conarium or the "third eye") is a small endocrine gland in the ... «DVD Talk, Mar 13»
