β Scribed by Carus, Paul
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The latc Professor Mcynert considers the nervous mechanism,of man as a hierarchy of thrcc superordinated systems of projection, the highest of which terminates through the coyma mdiata in the gray cells of the hemispheres ; and these hcmispheres are commonly held to be the scat of consciousness. This view is at present so gcnerally accepted that it is often repeated with the assurance of an cstablished truth which has been
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