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• Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 1: On the Functions of the Nervous System
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  • animals) we can distinguish sensory, or sense-nerves or
  • perceptive nerves, and motor nerves. It can be drawn
  • schematically, by showing, for instance, that any nerve, say
  • a nerve of touch, carries the sensation of touch to the
  • the so-called motor nerve. From there, the impulse of the
  • this is shown in a more complicated way, as if the nerves
  • and motor nerves. You will find that they mention
  • matter. Nerves — both sensory and motor nerves —
  • whether the nerve-cord is interrupted in the spine or in the
  • process is connected with that part of the nerve-cord that
  • the other nerve-cord. When an external impression causes me
  • along the whole sensitive nerves, along the so-called motor
  • nerve, from a to b, is not “conducted
  • nerve-path indicated in the diagram.
  • motor nerves, where it receives an impression from the
  • question arises: Why then is the nerve-cord interrupted? It
  • piece of nerve that I indicated in red really serves to place
  • the physical world. The other piece of nerve, indicated in
  • outside, through the nerve-cord a c, or whether we
  • the perception varies according to the nerve-cords that
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• Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 2: Concerning the World of the Dead
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  • Even within ourselves we kill the life of the nerves the very
  • moment in which we form a thought; for a really living nerve
  • that — “We enter into the life of our nerves
• Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 7: The Inadequacy of Natural Science for the Knowledge of the Life of the Soul
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  • system. The nerve-process is such that it must limit itself
  • same thing were to go on that goes on in the nerves, this