Part one of a two part series on Phrenology. The idea came to me while skimming the Darwin text a few weeks back. I’ve got four books today and two more for the next post: A System of Phrenology, George Combe, 1843 (WorldCat); Phrenology, J.G. Spurzheim, 1834 (WorldCat); Heads and Faces and How to Read [...]
Posts Tagged ‘19th Century’
You were always on mind, you were always on my mind
Posted in Antiquated, tagged 19th Century, Phrenology, Pseudoscience on September 26, 2008 | 5 Comments »





