Haller,(A.)v.
Dissertation sur les parties irritables et sensibles des animaux. Traduit du Latin par M. Tissot. Lausanne, Bousquet 1755. Mit gest. Titel m. Vign. L (inkl. gest. Titel), 100 S. Pbd. d. Zt. (Best.).
Garrison-M. 587. Lundsgaard 210. Erste franz. Ausgabe (erste latein. Ausg. erschien 1752). - Haller's "greatest importance in neurophysiology incontestably lies in that he was the first decisively to locate the two basic properties of the organism, sensation and movement, in two different tissues: in nerves and in muscles and other contractile elements, respectively. He forced research to seek new ways of finding more precise evidence for the existence of a connection between the nerve impulse and muscle activity, of exploring the dependence of the organic functions upon the nervous system in greater detail than before, and of determining more precisely the magnitude of nervous factors" (Neuburger, Experimental Brain and Spinal Cord Physiology, p. 119). - Jede S. mit typogr. Bordüre. Die Titelvign. zeigt einen vivisektierten Hund. - Tls. gering fleckig (S. 35 mit Buchstabenverlust), N.a.T.u.V.
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