Dr marion hines (4 risultati)

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. 1st Edition. [1st edition] ; xviii, 112 pp. ; illustrated ; 12mo. ; green cloth ; OCLC: 1517949 ; LCCN: 37-13646 ; LC: QH324; Dewey: 574.19 ; ownership signature of Emory University neurologist, Dr. Marion Hines (1889-1982), on e.p. ; slight foxing, else FINE. Book.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 2nd Edition. 2nd ed. ; Dark red cloth ; vii, 614 pp. ; foxing ; signature of Dr. Estelle Boynton, the life partner of Emory University neurologist, Dr. Marion Hines ; VG. Book.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Red cloth; ix, 270 pp. ; 23 cm. ; LC: QP331; Dewey: 612.822 ; OCLC: 327551 ; ownership signature of Dr. Marion Hines ; front cover soiled; pp. 225-228 creased ; "First given as a series of Herter lectures at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, in October, 1955. The lectures were revised and expanded for this publication." ; Contents: The nerve cell and its surface membrane -- The excitatory reactions of nerve cells -- The inhibitory reactions of nerve cells -- The interaction of the excitatory and inhibitory responses of nerve cells -- Pathways and synaptic transmitter substances in the central nervous system -- Aspects of the functional architecture of the central nervous system -- List of symbols -- Index. ; VG. Book. …

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. [1st edition] ; 197 pages ; 20 cm. ; Contents: Aus "Unterwegs" 1911 -- Aus der Jahren 1914 bis 1917 -- Aus der Jahren 1918 und 1919 -- Gedichte des Malers 1918 und 1919 -- Aus den Jahren 1920 bis 1925 -- Aus dem Buch "Krisis" 1926 und 1927 -- Verse im Krankenbett 1927 -- Letzte Gedichte. ; faded blue boards ; no dustjacket ; "1. bis 8. Auflage 1929"--Title page verso./ "Dieses Buch enthält meine neueren Gedichte seit dem Jahre 1915"--Page [192]. ; LCCN: 29-16442 ; OCLC: 480994 ; LC: PT2617.E85; Dewey: 833.91 ; "His collection of poems, Trost der Nacht (1929), mirrors with unusual clarity not only his inner drama, his healthy and sick . In one passage Hesse says that one must never be content with reality, that one should neither adore nor worship it, ."--A. Gregory ; with laid-in advertisement for another Hesse volume ; flaps of original dustjacket also laid in ; ownership signature of a very young Dr. Marion Hines (1889-1982), later the great Emory University neurologist, and professor emeritus of experimental anatomy. Dr. Hines was widely known for her studies of the brain's control of movement. Her observations helped to explain the nature of muscle paralysis and the stiffness associated with strokes in the cerebral cortex. ; VG. Book. …