Sound Mind or, Contributions to the natural history and physiology of the human intellect
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Sound Mind or, Contributions to the natural history and physiology of the human intellect

by John Haslam

Psychology Medical History philosophy of mind
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In Sound Mind, John Haslam examines the human intellect through the combined perspectives of natural history and physiology. The work offers a study of the mind and its place within human nature, appealing to readers interested in psychology, medicine, philosophy, and the history of scientific thought.

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Sound Mind explores the human intellect from the perspectives of natural history and physiology.

The work considers the mind as a subject of inquiry within the study of human nature.

Its focus is the relationship between intellectual life and the physical and natural conditions associated with it.

This title may interest readers of historical psychology, medical thought, philosophy of mind, and early scientific writing.

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