solicitor of Dublin; pres DUBLIN PHREN SOC, 1833; MRIA; brother of Richard CARMICHAEL; proposed G. COMBE an hon member of the Roy Irish Academy and provided him with a testimonial, 1836; author of Disquisitions on the Theology and Metaphysics of Scripture (1840).
Works as Listed by Roger Cooter (1989)
195.1
— 195.1 "An Essay on Dreaming including conjectures on the proximate cause of Sleep," Trans King's & Queen's College of Phys, Ire, 2 (1818): 48-100. Reprinted in PHIL MAG & J. 54 (1819): 252-64, 324-35; also separately published by James Cumming, Dublin, 1819, a copy of which was sent to G. COMBE "with high regards." (Supports a phrenological interpretation of the interpretations of dreaming by Locke, Hartley and E. Darwin.)
195.2
— 195.2 "On the mode of Studying the Natural Disposition and Instincts of the Lower Animals," TRANS [EDIN] PHREN SOC, [1] (1823): 380-1.
195.3
— 195.3 A Memoir of the Life and Philosophy of Spurzheim. Dublin: Wakeman, 1833. Pp. 96. (Reviewed, PHREN J, 8 [1832/4 261-70.) Boston edn, 1833.
195.4
— 195.4 "Reconsiderations of 'Conjectures' in reference to Mr. Macnish's Philosophy of Sleep. Read before the Dublin Phrenological Society [with notes by R. MACNISH]," PHREN J, 9 (1834/6): 164-81.
195.5
— 195.5 "Letter from A. Carmichael to editor [concerning being associated with the materialist ELLIOTSON in a letter by 'Anti- Quack']," DUBLIN J MED SCI, 13 (July 1838): 450-8.
Editorial Information
Identifier
195.
Type
Person
Source
Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
PDF page
55
Printed page
50
Database ID
480
Original Transcription
195. CARMICHAEL, Andrew, solicitor of Dublin; pres DUBLIN PHREN
SOC, 1833; MRIA; brother of Richard CARMICHAEL; proposed G.
COMBE an hon member of the Roy Irish Academy and provided him
with a testimonial, 1836; author of Disquisitions on the Theology and
Metaphysics of Scripture (1840).