[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > Chris: I have aready made references to those type of practices in > non-Eurocentric cultures.The Africans were the first to discover brain > localization functiobns not Karl Lashley. No one ever claimed that Lashley was the first to discover brain localization (indeed Lashley was opposed to strong localization doctrine). Hippocrates (or, rather, the ancient Greek physicians who called themselves "Hippocratics") noted the contralaterality of motor function over 2000 years ago.
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