phrenological

Already, we're getting away from a phrenological view of the brain.

I must say that your phrenological pattern has many great similarities to my own.

He dropped phrenological ideas in 1846 after criticism from his friend Carpenter.

Phrenological knowledge and the social structure of early nineteenth-century Edinburgh.

He even describes phrenological evidence of why Caucasians are superior.

His skull was later removed from the grave for phrenological examination.

Phrenological thinking was, however, influential in 19th-century psychiatry and modern neuroscience.

Literally, in one case: after letting his hair grow for a year, he cut it off as a kind of performance and phrenological gag.

Each of the panellists are then given their phrenological descriptions:

Much of the society's collection of phrenological artefacts survives today.

Leaves of Grass is filled with phrenological terms.

Another offers two copies of the "Phrenological Era" for ten cents.

The phrenological combativeness has for its essence, the necessity of self-defence.

Lack of scientific evidence supporting the correlation between phrenological mental 'faculties' and function.

Their cant was not religious but phrenological.

Phrenological analysis of the skull and a sketch of it appear in Fowler's book.

More than forty phrenological societies followed in other parts of the British Isles.

Heidenreich may have been influenced by his phrenological ideas when examining Hauser's brain.

His head, if only from a phrenological point of view, was a magnificent one, crowned with a wealth of jet black hair.

I believe such a statement would involve an outdated phrenological approach which implied that the brain was a collection of specifically labelled boxes.

He was licensed as a preacher and became a highly effective communicator but the impact of phrenological thinking led him to abandon the Church for education.

In respect of ideality, reverence, wonder, and other such phrenological attributes, it is no worse off than it used to be.

On one occasion, when he had a subject in a deep trance, he touched various regions on a phrenological model head.

Women heard about the different educational method used in the five phrenological schools that had beer founded by William Ellis in the 1850s.

These charts have about the same relation to modern anatomy as a phrenological chart of head bumps bears to modern brain study.