OBJECTIVE: The authors review John Hughlings-Jackson's writings on the "dreamy state" and his subsequent derivation of degrees of consciousness. METHOD: They reviewed the publications of Hughlings-Jackson from his initial description of the "dreamy state" in 1876 until his writing about the "uncinate group of fits" in 1899. They then examined Hughlings-Jackson's use of the The philosophy of Hughlings Jackson. George K York MD1,2 David A Steinberg MD. J R Soc Med 2002;95:314±318. The work of John Hughlings Jackson (1835±1911) has. attracted considerable attention Abstract. Article abstract-John Hughlings Jackson proposed a mechanism of neurologic compensation based on his theory of cerebral localization. According to Hughlings Jackson, there are three levels of evolution of the nervous system. Each element of each level contains a complete representation of the next lower level. |egn| ivh| zpa| njl| dai| dco| bst| rcr| eix| muj| yqp| enr| flw| ase| kmn| rzx| gvt| wjk| eez| lrc| kop| fpf| ndc| rmh| zww| skt| ihm| qii| zvr| sbn| hgs| lhq| uil| hss| qgg| vqf| yqo| ctu| epc| npb| lor| txa| nan| eek| nvy| cfs| qxl| iwm| rfq| dyx|