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Johann Gaspar Spurzheim (31
December 1776 – 10
November 1832) was a
German physician who
became one of the
chief proponents of phrenology,
which was developed...
- function. In 1813,
Spurzheim separated from Gall in
order to make a name for
himself in Britain. Gall
would later accuse Spurzheim of
plagiarism and perverting...
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pertained to the individual. It was Gall's
collaborator Johann Gaspar Spurzheim who
would po****rize the term "phrenology". In 1809 Gall
began writing...
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Francis Spurzheim Craig (1837 — 8
March 1903) was a Victorian-era
newspaper reporter and
editor who was
present during the
inquests into the
victims of...
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continental phrenologist,
Johann Gaspar Spurzheim.
Spurzheim was an
anatomist and a
former pupil of
Franz Josef Gall.
Spurzheim's brief tour and
death po****rized...
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originally a
medical term,
probably coined by the
phrenologists Gall and
Spurzheim in
connection with Esquirol's
delineation of monomania; see
their Anatomie...
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curved space may be
classed with the
psychosomatic bumps of Gall and
Spurzheim". Mencken's home at 1524
Hollins Street in Baltimore's
Union Square neighborhood...
- of the scalp. In the
early 19th century,
Franz Joseph Gall and J. G.
Spurzheim believed that the
human brain was
localized into
approximately 35 different...
- misguided) researcher, his
theory was
taken by his ****istant,
Johann Gaspar Spurzheim (1776–1832), and
developed into the profitable, po****r
enterprise of...
- Phrenology,
created by
Franz Joseph Gall (1758–1828) and
Johann Gaspar Spurzheim (1776–1832) and best
known for the idea that one's
personality could be...
