London, 1816- 47, ed (1816-18) S. PALMER, and (to 1844) James JOHNSON.
Works as Listed by Roger Cooter (1989)
761.1
— 761.1 ["Veridicus"], "Drs. Gall and Spurzheim on the Structure of the Brain [reviewing GORDON'S Observations and SPURZHEIM'S Examination of Objections]," 4 (July & Aug 1817): 53-63, 117-34. (Sides with SPURZHEIM; repr in PHREN J, 9 [1834/6] 526-30.)
761.2
— 761.2 "Observations on Phrenology [review of Wm. SCOTT, Observations affording a Systematic View]," NS 3 (Mar 1823): 896-914. Reprinted in WEEKLY MEDICO-CHIRUR & PHIL MAG, 29 Mar-3 May 1823: 118-20, 131-2, 147-9, 164-5, 182-3, 198- 9. Also published separately as a 21-page pamphlet: Westminster: printed by G. Hayden, 1823. [Combe Coll, NLS] (Tended to the side of the phrenologists.)
761.3
— 761.3 "[Review of] Transactions of the Phrenological Society and Phrenological Journal," NS 4 (Mar 1824): 847-82.
761.4
— 761.4 "Phrenology--Physiognomy [review of COMBE'S System and SPURZHEIM'S Phrenology in Connection with the Study of Physiognomy]," NS 5 (Oct 1826): 437-69.
761.5
— 761.5 "Phrenological Character of Burk [sic]," NS 11 (Apr 1829): 193-6.
761.6
— 761.6 "Combe's Phrenology [review of 3rd edn of System]," NS 14 (April 1831): 321-2.
761.7
— 761.7 "Monomania--Phrenology [ELLIOTSON'S illustrative case at St Thomas's Hosp]," NS 15 (July 1831): 172-4.
761.8
— 761.8 "[Review of] A. Combe's Observations on Mental Derangement," NS 15 (Oct 1831): 564-5 and 16 (Apr 1832): 423-34.
761.9
— 761.9 "Death of Dr. Spurzheim," NS 18 (Apr 1833): 532.
761.10
— 761.10 "Development of the Head of Dr. Spurzheim," NS 19 (July 1833): 152-3.
761.11
— 761.11 "Satyriasis, following a Blow Upon the Occiput," NS. 19 (July 1833): 238-9. (Phrenological illustration of the faculty for sex.)
761.12
— 761.12 "Character of the Esquimaux [phrenological]," NS 19 (Oct 1833): 474-7.
761.13
— 761.13 "[Review of] Principles of Physiology by A. Combe," NS 21 (July 1834): 168-71.
761.15
— 761.15 "Phrenology, Human and Comparative," NS 22 (Jan 1835): 121-3. (On Joseph VIMONT'S Traite de phrenologie humaine et comparee [Paris, 1832-6].)
761.16
— 761.16 "Mr. Combe on the Constitution of Man," NS 23 (Oct 1835): 361-70. (High praise.)
761.18
— 761.18 "Discussion of the Royal Academy on Apoplexy and Phrenology--MM. Rochoux, Bouillaud, Broussais, Adelon, Amussat, Capuron, etc," NS 26 (Jan 1837): 225-32.
761.19
— 761.19 "[Review of] Thomas Sewall's Examination of Phrenology," NS 27 (July 1837): 159-60.
761.20
— 761.20 "Illustrations of Phrenology," NS 28 (Jan 1838): 225- 52. (Largely a review of articles in La Phrenologie.)
761.21
— 761.21 "Itinerant Phrenologists," NS 32 (Jan 1840): 282-3. (Attack on the quacks with extensive quotation from the PHREN J.)
761.22
— 761.22 "Discussion Respecting the Phrenological Organ of Language," NS 32 (Apr 1840): 519-23. (Report on the phrenologist and physician Bouillaud's discussion at the Roy Academy of Med [Paris] on the evidence for a separate faculty of Language; quoted from Gazette Medicale.)
761.24
— 761.24 "Proceedings of the Phrenological Society at Glasgow, in September last," NS 34 (Jan 1841): 289-92.
761.25
— 761.25 "Combe on Moral Philosophy [and a review of his Notes on USA]," NS 35 (July & Oct 1841): 68-80, 353-76.
761.26
— 761.26 "Mesmero-Phrenology," NS 37 (Oct 1842): 593-6. (Critical report; refers to H. BROOKS as 'the father' of this hybrid.)
761.27
— 761.27 "Mind or Matter? That is the Question," NS 37 (Oct 1842): 602-3. (Report on ENGLEDUE on materialism at the LONDON PHREN SOC.)
761.28
— 761.28 "Phrenology," NS 1 (Apr 1845): 369-70. (Comments on G. LEFEVRE'S attitude toward.)
761.29
— 761.29 "On the Brain and its Physiology--Value of Gall's Cerebral Anatomy [review of NOBLE'S Brain and its Physiology, FLOURENS Examen de la Phrenologie, WOLKOFF'S Considerations en Reponse...]" NS 4 (Oct 1846): 447-63. of phrenology.) (Critical
Editorial Information
Identifier
761.0
Type
Source
Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
PDF page
234
Printed page
229
Database ID
2181
Original Transcription
761.0 MEDICO-CHIRURGICAL JOURNAL AND REVIEW, London, 1816-
47, ed (1816-18) S. PALMER, and (to 1844) James JOHNSON.