The Pathology of Mind

action activity actual acute appear asylum attack become believe blood bodily body brain called cause centres certainly character child common complete conduct consciousness consequence constitution continued convulsions course delusion depression derangement described disease disorder doubt dream effect element energy entirely example excitement existence experience expression extreme fact feeling followed frequent function give hand human ideas impressions impulse increase individual insanity instances interest kind least less living look madness mania marked means melancholia mental mind moral morbid movements nature nerve nervous never notice observed occasion occur organic pain paralysis particular pass passion patient perhaps person physical position present probably produced reason relations result seems sense sleep social sometimes sort stage strong suffering symptoms temperament things thought tion true usually varieties whole