Citations:aestho-physiology
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English citations of aestho-physiology
- 1870-1880, Herbert Spencer, Principles of Psychology
- Æstho-physiology has a position that is entirely unique. It belongs neither to the objective world nor the subjective world; but taking a term from each, occupies itself with the correlation of the two.
- 1891, J. H. W. Stuckenberg, Introduction to the Study of Philosophy, page 154:
- Psycho-physics (physiological psychology, mental physiology, æstho-physiology) treats of the relation of the mental to the physical or physiological processes.
- 1910 April, Edwin T. Hall, “Manchester Royal Infirmary from the Hygienic, Sanitary, and Æsthetic Points of View”, in Journal of the Royal Sanitary Institute, volume 30, number 3, page 124:
- It is in this appeal to the senses, and I would fain hope to the imagination, that its curative value should be considered. I think that the science of æstho-physiology deals with the organs of sense, of sensation and the influence on the nervous system.
- 1915, Lester Frank Ward, Dynamic Sociology, volume 2, page 369:
- Psychological science, based on the study of the brain and nervous system (“estho-physiology”), will doubtless throw much more light upon the precise nature of sympathy as a psychological and physiological phenomenon […]