came to England in 1883 and studied under FERRIER at King's College Hosp; founded the Ethological Soc, London, 1904 and presided over it until 1929; pres GALL Soc, 1909-11; practiced hypnotism on mental patients; edited the PHREN RECORD (1892-3), PHREN REV (1905-6) and Ethological J (1905-14, 1922). (J. P. BLACKFORD, Character Sketch of Bernard Hollander, reprinted from BR PHREN YEAR BK FOR 1896; C. W. LE GRAND and Frances HEDDERLY, In Commemoration of B. H. pioneer, reformer and champion of Dr. Francis Joseph Gall, London, BR PHREN SOC, 1965.)
Works as Listed by Roger Cooter (1989)
547.1
— 547.1 "Some Observations on the Relations Between Brain- Functions and Human Character. Being an abstract of a paper read in the Section for Anthropology at the Meeting of the British Association at Newcastle-on-Tyne, 1889." Illustrated Med News, 4 (14 Sept 1889): 255-7. Also abstracted in Report of the 59th Meeting of the British Association (1889): 792-4. (To demonstrate the proof of "scientific phrenology")
547.2
— 547.2 Scientific Phrenological Series No. 1. The Old and the Modern Phrenology. A Lecture delivered 6 November, 1888, at the Meeting of the British Phrenological Association. London: Fowler, 1889. Pp. 24.
547.3
— 547.3 "A Demonstration of Centres of Ideation in the Brain from Observation and Experiment," J Anthrop Inst, 19 (1889): 12-26. (Attempts to continue FERRIER'S discussion of how far modern research can establish a scientific phrenology; includes discussion by FERRIER, Dr. Beddoe, Mr. Wakefield, Professor Thane and Dr. Edridge-Green.)
547.4
— 547.4 Faculty and Brain Organization. A Paper Read Before the Aristotelian Society of London, England, on the 25th Day of February, 1889. The Human-Nature Library No. 14 Apr 1890. London & New York: Fowler & Wells, 1890. Pp. 21.
547.5
— 547.5 "The Revival of Phrenology," Saturday Rev, 26 Apr 1890; reprinted in PHREN RECORD, 1 (Jan 1892): 1-3.
547.6
— 547.6 A Contribution to a Scientific Phrenology. London: Harrison & Sons, 1891. Reprinted from J Anthrop Inst, 20 (1891): 227-34].
547.7
— 547.7 Comte's Analysis of the Human Faculties. Reprinted from the Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society November 1891. NP, ND. Pp. 23.
547.8
— 547.8 "Gall's Collection of Skulls and Casts of Heads in the Town Museum at Baden, Near Vienna," PHREN RECORD, 1 (1893): 3-4.
547.9
— 547.9 'Herbert Spencer as a Phrenologist', WEST REV, 139 (1893): 142-54.
547.10
— 547.10 "The Fundamental Principles of Phrenology in the Light of Modern Science," PHREN RECORD, 1 (1893): 5-16.
547.11
— 547.11 The Revival of Phrenology: the Mental Faculties of the Brain; an investigation into their localization and their manifestation in health and disease. London: Grant Richards, 1901. Pp. 512.
547.12
— 547.12 Scientific Phrenology. and guide to human character. Being a practical mental science An illustrated textbook. London: Grant Richards, 1902. Pp. 307.
547.13
— 547.13 The Unknown Life and Works of Dr. Francis Joseph Gall. An inaugural address delivered before the Gall Society on May 15th, 1909. London: Siegle, Hill & Co for the Gall Society, 1909. Pp. 31.
547.14
— 547.14 In Search of the Soul and the Mechanism of Thought, Emotion, and Conduct. London: K. Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co, [1920]. 2 vols.
547.15
— 547.15 McDougall's Social Psychology Anticipated by One Hundred Years [i.e., by GALL]. Reprinted from the Ethological J , 1924. Pp. 20.
547.16
— 547.16 "The Centenary of Francis Joseph Gall, 1758-1858," Med Life, 35 (1928): 373-80. Reprinted in Med Press, 126 (1928): 7-10.
547.17
— 547.17 The Revival of Phrenology. The Phrenological Principles and Localizations confirmed by Modern Scientists. Brief Resume. London: BR PHREN SOC, January 1929. Pp. A 11.
547.18
— 547.18 Brain, Mind, and the External Signs of Intelligence. London: G. Allen & Unwins, 1931. Pp. 288.
Editorial Information
Identifier
547.
Type
Person
Source
Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
PDF page
173
Printed page
168
Database ID
1598
Original Transcription
547. HOLLANDER, Bernard (1864-1934) one of the last of the more
or less serious advocates of phrenology; born in Vienna; MD, MRCS,
came to England in 1883 and studied under FERRIER at King's College Hosp; founded the Ethological Soc, London, 1904 and presided
over it until 1929; pres GALL Soc, 1909-11; practiced hypnotism on
mental patients; edited the PHREN RECORD (1892-3), PHREN REV
(1905-6) and Ethological J (1905-14, 1922). (J. P. BLACKFORD,
Character Sketch of Bernard Hollander, reprinted from BR PHREN
YEAR BK FOR 1896; C. W. LE GRAND and Frances HEDDERLY, In
Commemoration of B. H. pioneer, reformer and champion of Dr.
Francis Joseph Gall, London, BR PHREN SOC, 1965.)