Brain: A Journal of Neurology, Vol. 10 (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

Sinopsis

Excerpt from Brain: A Journal of Neurology, Vol. 10

In the first place, it seems to afford an organic proof that even as in ideo-motor actions. So in voluntary movements, the immediately evoking stimuli flow out from the sensory centres concerned with the production of such movements - the voluntary movement grows into the ideo-motor movement, and then unmistakeably the guidance is wholly through the sensory centres, for then (as we have seen in the case of a simple reflex movement) the line of least resistance for molecular movements from the sensory cells is through certain new communicating fibres bringing them into relation with definite groups of motor nerve mechanisms.

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