Titlebook: Nervous Acts; Essays on Literature George S. Rousseau Book 2004 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to

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‘Originated Neurology’: Nerves, Spirits and Fibers, 1969–2004n Evelyn’s . that set me wondering: ‘The soul, as seated more conspicuously in the brain, does, by the originated neurology, give intercourse to the animal spirits.’. The complex parts of this seemingly inconspicuous sentence were remarkable and required unpacking. Besides, at that time in the 1960s

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Pineapples, Pregnancy, and Pica: Nerves and the ‘Mother’s Imagination’ (1972)t and dozens of others among the medically educated who never practiced medicine and now rest in unvisited tombs. Doctors were then the only members of society who understood the body’s ‘unseen mechanisms’, as Willis called them, and (as a consequence of their broadly classical educations) articulat

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Nerves and Racism: Le Cat’s Neurology of Racism (1973)hen viewed in the context of race. I was bewildered by the connections in Enlightenment scientific thought, especially in the light of its developing anthropology. Besides, presentist concerns in the early 1970s drove me there at a moment when you could still use the word ‘Negro’ in America without

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Discourses of the Nerve (1989)nth and nineteenth centuries. What would a broader approach entail with a larger time span for comparison and more focused on the brain? The brain had come into its own in the 1980s in ways unseen in the more confident 1960s, as the bibliography of this book makes evident. The neuroanatomical optimi

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Towards a Semiotics of the Nerve (1991)sign, or diagnostic, of something other than itself, almost as if the stones could speak about an unseen world in which mind informs body. By ‘diagnostic’ I meant ultimately the intuition: not diagnosis as the revelation of any biomedical signs but, rather, what nerves and spirits held out, in histo

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