Brain and Mind, Or, Mental Science Considered in Accordance With the Principles of Phrenology, and in Relation to Modern Physiology

An exploration of the field of phrenology, a 19th-century scientific discipline that sought to map the human mind by examining the shape and size of the skull. Drayton explains the principles of phrenology and its application to psychology and psychiatry, and offers practical advice for self-improvement and personal growth. This book is a fascinating window into a bygone era of science and medicine.

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