Excerpt from On Irritation and Insanity: A Work, Wherein the Relations of the Physical With the Moral Conditions of Man, Are Established on the Basis of Physiological Medicine
Contractility, stimulation, irritation, are not entities distinct from the tissue itself, which is contractile and irritable, or which is stimulated or irritated they are words without meaning, if the meaning do not strictly include the tissue stimulated or irritated we know nothing of them, but in connection with the tissue itself, of which they are properties.
All the tissues are pervaded, more or less, by nervous fibre.
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