London, 1843-56, 13 vols; ed ELLIOTSON and ENGLEDUE, published by H. Bailliere. (Reviewed PHREN J, [1843]: 296-303; MEDICO-CHIRURG J&REV, 39 [July 1843]: 263-6.)
Works as Listed by Roger Cooter (1989)
1235.1
— 1235.1 "A Scotch Professorship of Phrenology, and introduction of Mesmerism at the Royal Society--extracted from the Scotsman, December 10 [1845]," 3 (Jan 1846): 543-4. (Described WEIR, the phrenological appointee at the Andersonian University, as "a fourth or fifth-rate general practitioner.")
1235.2
— 1235.2 "On the Boundaries of the Cerebral Organs," 7 (Jan 1850): 445-6. (Concerning PRIDEAUX'S paper on the "organ of sympathy.")
1235.3
— 1235.3 "The Athenaeum and Phrenology," 13 (Oct 1855): 268-72. (Condemned the editor of the Athenaeum, Charles Dilke, for allowing a review [7 July 1855] of G. COMBE'S Phrenology Applicable to Painting and Sculpture.)
1235.4
— 1235.4 "A Review [in the J PSYCH MED] of a New Book, called 'Remarks on Insanity: its Nature and Treatment. By Henry Monro, MB Oxon, FRCP,' " 9 (Apr 1851): 32-42. (Attacks Monro for his ignorance, at the same time as scathing Forbes WINSLOW for never inculcating phrenology in his journal though having formerly written on it.)
Editorial Information
Identifier
1235.0
Type
Source
Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
PDF page
357
Printed page
352
Database ID
3356
Original Transcription
1235.0 ZOIST: A JOURNAL OF CEREBRAL PHYSIOLOGY AND MESMERISM AND THEIR APPLICATION TO HUMAN WELFARE. London,
1843-56, 13 vols; ed ELLIOTSON and ENGLEDUE, published by H.
Bailliere. (Reviewed PHREN J, [1843]: 296-303; MEDICO-CHIRURG
J&REV, 39 [July 1843]: 263-6.)