organ of the London Philomathic Institution (est 1807), London, 1824-6.
Works as Listed by Roger Cooter (1989)
888.1
— 888.1 "Phrenological View of the Mutual Influence and Control of the Faculties, Sentiments, and Propensities," 1 (July 1824): 28-36.
888.2
— 888.2 "Objections to Phrenology Investigated," 1 (Oct 1824): 285-93. (10 objections by a writer in a med journal.)
888.3
— 888.3 "[Review of] Combe's Elements of Phrenology," 1 (Oct 1824): 441-53. (High praise.)
888.4
— 888.4 "The Natural Language of the Feelings and Faculties Phrenologically Explained," 2 (Jan 1825): 132-6.
888.5
— 888.5 "Phrenology: on the Influence of Education Upon Cerebral Development," 2 (Apr 1825): 268-72.
888.6
— 888.6 "Discussion: Is there Reason to Believe that the Doctrines of Phrenology Are Founded in Truth?" 3 (July 1825): 98- 144. (Report of four evenings' discussion at the Inst, at which various skulls were displayed; some dissent to the idea that it was founded on truth.)
888.7
— 888.7 "On the Importance of the Principles of Phrenology, As Applicable to Education," 4 (1826): 244-56.
Editorial Information
Identifier
888.0
Type
Source
Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
PDF page
265
Printed page
260
Database ID
2497
Original Transcription
888.0 PHILOMATHIC (THE) JOURNAL AND LITERARY REVIEW, organ of the London Philomathic Institution (est 1807), London, 1824-6.