Border Lines of Knowledge in Some Provinces of Medical Science An Introductory
Border Lines of Knowledge in Some Provinces of Medical Science An Introductory
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* " An impression made on the right eye alone by a single object may* propagate itself into the left, and there raise up an image almost equal in vividness to itself; and consequently when we see with one eye only, we may, however, have pictures in both eyes. " Hartley, in 1784, had anticipated many of the doctrines which have since been systematized into the theory of reflex actions, and with which I have attempted to associate this act of reflex vision. My sixth ex- periment, however, in the ...communication referred to, * Vol. I. P. 207. London, 1801.
IN MEDICAL SCIENCE. 51 appears to me to be a crucial one, proving the cor- rectness of my explanation, and I am not aware that it has been before instituted.
Another point of great interest connected with the physiology of vision, and involved for a long time in great obscurity, is that of the adjustment of the eye to different distances. Dr. Clay Wallace, of New York, who published a very ingenious little book on the eye about twenty years ago, with vignettes reminding one of Bewick, was among the first, if not the first, to de- scribe the ciliary muscle, to which the power of adjust- ment is generally ascribed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* " An impression made on the right eye alone by a single object may* propagate itself into the left, and there raise up an image almost equal in vividness to itself; and consequently when we see with one eye only, we may, however, have pictures in both eyes. " Hartley, in 1784, had anticipated many of the doctrines which have since been systematized into the theory of reflex actions, and with which I have attempted to associate this act of reflex vision. My sixth ex- periment, however, in the ...communication referred to, * Vol. I. P. 207. London, 1801.
IN MEDICAL SCIENCE. 51 appears to me to be a crucial one, proving the cor- rectness of my explanation, and I am not aware that it has been before instituted.
Another point of great interest connected with the physiology of vision, and involved for a long time in great obscurity, is that of the adjustment of the eye to different distances. Dr. Clay Wallace, of New York, who published a very ingenious little book on the eye about twenty years ago, with vignettes reminding one of Bewick, was among the first, if not the first, to de- scribe the ciliary muscle, to which the power of adjust- ment is generally ascribed.
What to read after Border Lines of Knowledge in Some Provinces of Medical Science An Introductory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 1809-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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