Cerebral Localization in the Nineteenth Century — The Birth of a Science and its Modern Consequences

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Summary

Though this science is utilized daily by every neurologist and forms the basis of neuroscience, the consequences of Hughlings Jackson's ideas imply the intrinsic inconsistency of some modern fields of neuroscience and neurology.

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2009-07-16
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Psychology, Representation (politics), Axiom, Cognitive science, Neurology

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