28.1
— 28.1 [CR], "[Review of the phrenological paper of the late Dr. MILLIGAN in] Transactions of the Provincial Medical and Surgical Association," 1 (Aug 1834): 28-32. (Supports MILLI- GAN and claims that phrenologists are forever changing their ground.)
28.2
— 28.2 "[Review of] E. A. Turley's Introductory Lecture on the Anatomy and Functions of the Nervous System ... Literary and Scientific Institution, Worcester, 1834," 1 (Aug 1834): 55-6.
28.3
— 28.3 "[Review of] Turley's Second lecture [of 4] on the Functions of the Brain, at Worcester Athenaeum," 1 (Dec 1834): 370-2; and (Jan 1835): 439-42.
28.4
— 28.4 "[Review of] Andrew Combe's Principles of Physiology," 2 (Mar 1835): 117-25. ("Beautiful and instructive.")
28.5
— 28.5 [SD W], "Remarks on Phrenology, as Applied to Education," 2 (July 1835): 413-18.
28.6
— 28.6 [J K], "Aphorisms on the Frontal Sinuses, and the Extent of Their Interference with Phrenological Observations," 3 (Oct 1835): 43-6. (Phrenology valid in spite of the problem of the frontal sinuses.)
28.7
— 28.7 [SD W], "Remarks on the Necessity of Improvement in Education," 3 (Jan 1836): 253-6. (A knowledge of phrenology seen as indispensable to education.)
28.8
— 28.8 "[Review of] The Phrenological Journal and Miscellany-- No XLVI," 3 (Jan 1836): 330. ("Intelligent and amusing.")
28.9
— 28.9 [J K], "Remarks on Mr. Combe's Constitution of Man, [4th edn] with illustrations of his Doctrine and its Tendencies," 4 (May 1836): 202-12. (Wholly supportive.)
28.10
— 28.10 "[Review of] A. Combe's Physiology of Digestion," 4 (May 1836): 337-41. ("A rational mode of inquiry.")
28.11
— 28.11 [J K], "Remarks on Dr. Caldwell's Thoughts on Physical Education," 5 ([?] 1836): 90-103. (Full praise.)
28.13
— 28.13 "[Review of R COX] Selections from the 'Phrenological Journal'," 5 ([?] 1836): 339.
28.14
— 28.14 "[Review of] J. T. Smith's Phrenology Vindicated," 5 ([?] 1836): 341.
28.15
— 28.15 "[Review of] Simpson, Philosophy of Education; Scott, Harmony of Phrenology with Scripture; Watson, Examination of Mr. Scott's Attack," 6 ([?] 1837): 138-9.
28.16
— 28.16 "Analysis of Combe's System of Phrenology," 6 ([?] 1837): 262-70.
28.17
— 28.17 "Observations on Insanity and Lunatic Asylums [being the analysis of BROWNE'S What Asylums Were, Are and Ought to be]," 7 (Mar 1837): 57-78.
28.18
— 28.18 [SD W], "Education, as it is And as it Should Be," 7 (Aug 1837): 63-85. (Education without phrenology is folly.)
28.19
— 28.19 "Notes on the Nature of Insanity [founded chiefly on Chapter 2 of ELLIS'S Treatise on Insanity]," 8 (May 1838): 238-46.
28.20
— 28.20 "[Review of] Muller's Elements of Physiology, and Elliotson's Human Physiology," 9 (Nov 1839): 329-41.
Editorial Information
Identifier
28.0
Type
Source
Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
PDF page
11
Printed page
6
Database ID
51
Original Transcription
28.0 ANALYST, A MONTHLY JOURNAL OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE
AND THE FINE ARTS [published] 1834-40, co-ed Neville WOOD, 1837-40.