Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Cerebral Science Studies in Anatomical Psychology: A Book for Artists, Physicians and Teachers
The considerable advance in the science of man during the past century has been due to the method, of comparative anatomy, the comparing together of all living creatures. To know one animal organism alone, even man, is to know nothing. We only know by comparison.
Psychology to-day needs the same method - com parison. The mind and character of man should be compared with that of the lion, the bull, and the lamb - all the creatures below him, as well as with the highest ideals of art and religion above him.
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