10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IMPRESSIBILITY»
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impressibility in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
impressibility and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Buchanan's Journal of Man
more sensibility and mobility than in those who lead the masculine out-door life.
Wherever love, refinement and delicacy prevail, impressibility will be found
abundant. When they whose sensibilities are too obtuse to feel the emanations of
life ...
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Outlines of lectures on the neurological system of anthropology
MEN TAL OR IMAGINATIVE IMPRESSIBILITY A species of Impressibility has
been recently employed by the cultivators of Mesmerism, which I have always
studiously avoided in experimental enquiries. The ideal and marvelous state of
the ...
Joseph Rodes Buchanan, 1854
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Outlines of Lectures on the Neurological System of ...
MEN I'AL OR IMAGINATIVE IMPRESSIBILIT Y. A species of Impressibility has
been recently employed by the cultivators of Mesmerism, which I have always
studiously avoid— ed in experimental enquiries. The ideal and marvelous state
of the ...
Joseph Rodes BUCHANAN, 1854
rior resist it, but we are specially interested now in only one kind of impressibility,
not the impressibility of the intellectual organs of the forehead, which receive
knowledge through the senses and are therefore influenced by ideas — nor that
of ...
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Outlines of the History of Medicine and the Medical Profession
From anomalies of the impressibility arise the mental or moral diseases.
Therapeutic actions are merely altered impressions. Remedies excite or diminish
the impressibility of the elements or the tissues, and in this way the vital force
produces ...
Johann Hermann Baas, Henry Ebenezer Handerson, 1889
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Therapeutic Sarcognomy: The Application of Sarcognomy, the ...
Moreover, impressibility may arise from a frontal temperament, produced, not by
large frontal organs, but by the predominance of the front over a feeble occiput,
and by a frontal life. As the predominance of the animal impulses in the mind and
...
Joseph Rodes Buchanan, 1891
apprehension of events, especially when aided by active attention, increases this
impressibility, while it is lessened by difficulty of apprehension, by distractibility
and indifference. It, therefore, is diminished wherever there is cloudiness of ...
Emil Kraepelin, Allen Ross Diefendorf, 1915
Impressibility is the faculty of receiving a more or less permanent impression
made by new experience. The clear apprehension of events, especially when
aided by active attention, increases this impressibility, while it is lessened by
difficulty ...
Allen Ross Diefendorf, 1902
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Christie Rushenberg, 2012
Impressibility. I hardly know whether this is the best term by which to describe a
certain characteristic in breeding or not. I had thought to call it absence of
potency or lack of heritability, but the term impressibility seemed upon the whole
the best ...
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «IMPRESSIBILITY»
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impressibility is used in the context of the following news items.
Queering Agriculture?
Theorizing “impressibility” as a nineteenth-century keyword linking race and sexuality, the talk explores how scientists, reformers, and writers ... «City Journal, Feb 15»
TOWARDS ONE WORLD
... the role of equity in international law and the impressibility of unilateral interference in the affairs of other states, without prior authorization ... «The Island.lk, Nov 14»
A Moderate Voice On Israel and Palestinians
International law asserts the impressibility of a country adding territory through armed conquest and Israel would have done well to return these ... «Chron.com, Jul 14»
“Pandora's Promise”–The Truth About Nuclear Energy
Raise your hand if you are also wondering what algorithm Lyman is using to measure primary impressibility. The film actually does primarily ... «Energy Trends Insider, Jul 13»
Early Hamilton County Settlers - the Mitchells
... rode for many hours over the battlefield, viewing the carnage and “taking in the ghastly scenes with the eagerness and impressibility of a boy. «The Chattanoogan, Sep 05»
