Brain and personality; or, The physical relations of the brain to the mind
Brain and Personality, a 1907 New York book by physician William Hanna Thomson, explains how the brain's physical structure relates to the mind, aimed at general readers and students of psychology. The pictures are plain line drawings of brain surfaces seen from above, with labelled lobes and centres mapped in outline, offering a clear diagrammatic vocabulary for a designer working with anatomical or scientific schematics.
