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From Pat Deveney's database:
Phrenological Review, The. This was a work of pique produced by a physician whose earlier work on phrenology had been ignored or dismissed out of hand by the British medical establishment. Hollander (
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| Yale University; BL; Wellcome Library. | |
| Phrenological Review V1 N1 Apr 1905 | |
| Phrenological Review V1 N2 Jul 1905 | |
| Phrenological Review V1 N3 Oct 1905 | |
| Phrenological Review V1 N4 Jan 1906 | |
| Phrenological Review V2 N1 Apr 1906 | |
| Phrenological Review V2 N2 Jul 1906 | |
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Read across 1905–1906, The Phrenological Review is Bernard Hollander's early-twentieth-century attempt to REHABILITATE phrenology as a science of cerebral LOCALIZATION — to re-ground it in brain anatomy and physiology. It is the most scientific and least commercial of the phrenology titles: heavy on the brain, cerebral localization, and craniological measurement, with strong attention to forensic and penal questions (criminal responsibility, insanity) and almost none of the popular head-reading apparatus. It represents the last serious bid to save phrenology by tying it to neurology — the discipline reaching, at the end, for the authority of the laboratory rather than the fairground. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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| Phrenology and Physiognomy |
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