… in fetal life to the wiring of the visual, auditory, and somatosensory systems and higher cortical
… Frank Jackson. Imagine a color-blind neuroscientist who has chosen to study color vision. (…

… 4th century bc to that of Sherrington, his contemporaries and … of the spinal cord and cortex
in motor phenomena during this … ascribe to the cortex a special function in mental life, for he …

… on the functioning of cortex: localization determined non-… the complexity and extraordinary
subtlety of life, now that it has … the dualist philosophy of Sherrington or Eccles detracts in …

… On reflection, however, it was wrong of me not to realize that our lives and works are more
… to the cerebral cortex in the clinical neurological work of John Hughlings Jackson. New …

… arrival of John Hughlings-Jackson, whom we shall discuss in … can be grounded in the known
physical structure of the brain. … call the motor cortex: as Sir Charles Sherrington wrote in his …

… as do inorganic systems, will the living animal present no … is its arrangement in what Hughlings
Jackson called "levels," the … That cortex with its twin halves corresponding to the two side-…

… like Charles Sherrington and John Hughlings Jackson. In the … it needs to maintain its life
and reproduce. The relation … the kind of neuropsychological structure we would expect to …

… that the cortex is electrically excitable, Jackson's ideas about … and Sherrington. Fritsch
and Hitzig made no mention of … in his lifetime, or for which generally accepted structural and …

… Scanty representation of certain movements as cortical and local … Jackson's "co-operative
antagonism' of paired systems of … And we find this living bond the one employed where, as said …

… It was said of Hughlings Jackson that he provided a history … million neurons in the human
cerebral cortex and at least ten … originally defined by Sherrington (Foster & Sherrington 1897) …