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Back to Jackson or ahead to Jackson? Who brought a contemporary perspective to Jackson's conception?
Zhurnal nevrologii i psikhiatrii im. S.S. Korsakova, 2018One hundred and twenty years ago, J. Jackson summarized the results of his research in his seminal lecture, where he used epilepsy, as a model for the analysis of the structural-functional organization of the central nervous system. He revealed a mechanism of epileptic seizure and showed that any epilepsy, including the 'genuine' one, had focal start ...
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1998
Englishmen like to tell visitors that if they are bored by the current vista, all they need do is travel a few miles to experience scenery that is totally different. This amazing variety is truly one of the joys of the British Isles.. Yet even by such lofty standards, Lincolnshire is an especially diverse unit. This is true in several ways.
Lewis R. Fischer, Peter N. Davies
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Englishmen like to tell visitors that if they are bored by the current vista, all they need do is travel a few miles to experience scenery that is totally different. This amazing variety is truly one of the joys of the British Isles.. Yet even by such lofty standards, Lincolnshire is an especially diverse unit. This is true in several ways.
Lewis R. Fischer, Peter N. Davies
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Jackson on classifying conditionals
Analysis, 1991InNou2s (June, 1987), I have presented a detailed Bayesian analysis of Hume on miracles, including the crucial point that P(W/E) [E: Miracle m occurred] is the product of two factors, one of which may be exceedingly small, as when many other miracles could be substituted for m.
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‘In the Shadow of Anglo-Jackson’ Jackson and the Public Schools
2006Abstract Few now remember John Calcott Horsley (1817–1903). Whilst other nineteenth-century artists have been reclaimed by the critics, Horsley’s career is largely forgotten. Yet, before he was twenty he had earned the praise of the cognoscenti for his Rent Day at Haddon Hall (1836).
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Jacksonism and the Works of Ribot
Archives of Neurology And Psychiatry, 1957One scarcely reads Ribot any more.f His simple little books, written in a language understandable by all, are reputedly obsolete. No one denies that the founder of French scientific psychology exercised a considerable influence in his time and his last pupils, Pierre Janet and George Dumas, have rendered just homage to his memory, but the recent ...
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