The debate on human automatism in mid-Victorian England

Keyphrases

• 17th Century 50%
• Automata 50%
• Automatism 100%
• Behavioral Sciences 50%
• Benjamin Libet 50%
• Carpenter 50%
• Cause-effect 50%
• Complex Behavior 50%
• Darwinian Evolution 50%
• Decerebrate 50%
• Ecclesiastical Authority 50%
• France 50%
• Free Will 50%
• Frog 50%
• Herbert Spencer 50%
• Human Self 50%
• Huxley 50%
• Jurisprudence 50%
• Law 50%
• Natural World 50%
• Nineteenth Century 50%
• Open Form 50%
• Periodical Literature 50%
• Physiologist 50%
• Post-cartesian 50%
• Reflex 50%
• Reflex Arc 50%
• Reinforced 50%
• Rule of Law 50%
• Sechenov 50%
• Self-image 50%
• Victorian England 100%

Arts and Humanities

• 17th Century 50%
• 1830s 50%
• 19th Century 50%
• Automata 50%
• Automatism 100%
• Behavioural Science 50%
• Benjamin Libet 50%
• Cartesian 50%
• Darwinian Evolution 50%
• ecclesiastical authorities 50%
• England 100%
• France 50%
• Herbert Spencer 50%
• Literature 50%
• Natural World 50%
• Open form 50%
• Rule of Law 50%
• Russian Federation 50%
• Self Concept 50%
• Victorian 50%
• Victorian England 100%