Response in the Living and Non-Living

by Jagadis Chandra Bose

• Temperature,
  • death-points in plants, [61], [63]
  • effect of, on response
    • in metal, [111]
    • in photo-sensitive cell, [158]
    • in plants, [32], [60]–[69]
    • in retina, [158]
  • increased sensitiveness in plant due to variation of, [66], [67]

• Vibrational stimulus, [24], [25], [26]
• Vision,
  • binocular alternation of, [175]
  • effect of various conditions on the period of binocular alternation of, [177]
• Visual
  • images, revival of, [177]
  • impression, unconscious, [178]
  • impulse,
    • chemical theory of, [148]
    • electrical theory of, [149]
  • phantoms, [179]
  • recurrence, [174]
• Vital force, [13]
• Vitalism, [182]

• Waller
  • on enhancement of nerve-response after continuous stimulation, [127]
  • on relation between stimulus and response in muscle, nerve, and retina, [52], [162]
  • on retinal response, [150], [156], [165]
  • on reversal of response in stale nerve and retina, [11], [124], [164]
  • on transformation from abnormal to normal response in nerve after continuous stimulation, [124]

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