The Philosophy of Hughlings Jackson

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Greenblatt S.H. The major influences on the early life and work of John Hughlings Jackson. Bull Hist Med 1965; 39: 346–76

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Hughlings Jackson J. Suggestions for Studying Diseases of the Nervous System on Professor Owen's Vertebral Theory. London: HK Lewis, 1863

Hughlings Jackson J. On the anatomical and physiological localisation of movements in the brain. In: Taylor J. , ed. Selected Writings of John Hughlings Jackson, Vol I. New York: Basic Books, 1958: 52

Hughlings Jackson J. On epilepsies and on the after effects of epileptic discharges. W Riding Lunatic Asylum Med Rep 1876; 6: 266–309

Hughlings Jackson J. An address delivered at the opening of the section of pathology. At the annual meeting of the British Medical Association in Worcester, August 1882. BMJ 1882; ii: 305–8

Hughlings Jackson J. Evolution and dissolution of the nervous system. Croonian Lectures delivered at the Royal College of Physicians, March 1884. Lancet 1884; i: 739–44

Hughlings Jackson J. Remarks on evolution and dissolution of the nervous system. J Ment Sci 1887; 23: 25–48

Englehardt H.T. John Hughlings Jackson and the mind-body relation. Bull Hist Med 1975; 49: 137–51

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Buzzard T. Obituary. BMJ 1911; ii: 952–3

Critchley M. Hughlings Jackson, the sage of Manchester Square. In: The Citadel of the Senses and other Essays. New York: Raven Press, 1986: 15–22

Buzzard E.F. Hughlings Jackson and his influence on neurology. Lancet 1934; ii: 909–13

Purdon Martin J. Kinnier Wilson's notes of conversations with Hughlings Jackson. J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 1975; 3: 313–16

Kuhn T. Revisiting Planck. Historical Stud Physical Sci 1984; 14: 231–52

Frank P. Why do scientists and philosophers so often disagree about the merits of a new theory? Rev Mod Physics 1941; 13: 171–5