Page 108: "The entire nervous system is nothing but a system of paths between a sensory terminous and a muscular glandular."
Page 179: "Every individual cell has its own consciousness, which no other cell knows anything about."
Page 291: "A man's self is the sum total of all that he can call his, not only his body, but his clothes."
Page 296: "Self, not personality, unity or pure ego."
Page 339: "Each pulse of cognitive consciousness, each thought dies away or is replaced."
Page 401: "Thought itself is a thinker."
Page 554: "Let us try as we will to express this cerebral activity in exclusive mechanical terms. I, for one, find it quite impossible—the soul presents nothing herself; and creates nothing."
Page 656: "The retention of the experience (memory) is nothing more or less than the brain paths which associate the experience with the occasion and the recall."
Volume 2, Page 487: "The only ends that follow immediately upon our willing seem to be the movement of our bodies."
Page 495: "Why any state of consciousness should precede a movement we do not know."