Integrative Action of the Nervous System Sherrington 1961 Yale Paperbound

Discover a landmark work in neuroscience with "The Integrative Action of the Nervous System" by Sir Charles Sherrington. This influential volume, based on the Silliman Lectures given at Yale University, delves into the fundamental principles of neurological function and reflex action. Sherrington's pioneering research laid the groundwork for our understanding of the central nervous system, making this an essential text for anyone interested in the history of medicine, physiology, and psychology. This edition, a Yale Paperbound from 1961, presents the classic 1947 second edition text. It features comprehensive content on coordination, interaction between reflexes, compound reflexes, and the physiological position and dominance of the brain. A valuable resource for students, researchers, and collectors of scientific literature, this book offers profound insights into the intricate mechanisms governing the nervous system.