Note 91 — Chapter II · THE FUNCTIONAL RELATIONS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.

I do not here touch upon the question as to whether these actions of the senses are sensations, because that question demands that we should first settle what is Sensation. I may at once, however, say that what is ordinarily understood as a sensation of color, or a sensation of sound, is, in my opinion, not possible without the cerebrum. But the sensibility of the eye and ear is manifestly preserved.