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The Physical Basis of Mind

Note 166 — Chapter VII · THE ELEMENTARY STRUCTURE OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.

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Golgi, Sulla struttura della sostanza grizia del Cervello. Arndt, Archiv für mikros. Anat. 1870, p. 176. Rindfleisch also traces these processes into the neuroglia (ibid., 1872, p. 453). “Deiters, Boddaert, and other observers have stated that one dark-bordered nerve-fibre enters each cell.... My own observations lead me to conclude that all the fibres are composed of the same material, but that one fibre does not divide until it has passed some distance from the cell, while others give off branches much closer to it.”—Beale, Bioplasm, p. 189.

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