The origin and nature of the emotions; miscellaneous papers . y. ;- f- ^ 1 ^ r,: ,^^ ^ T3 K ;~, rH « X Q, S--- H >^ o:;^ ?^ y. - 1:; Ph H S2 tu ;? X % 5 h-J -t^ H ^?1^ >^ E — rH w Q V. ?/? -<^ CO t^j^W u^ H X o r^ a y. y O <i_ 2 ^ [^ ?? ^ ^ ^ ^ M ~^. 224 THE EMOTIONS This conception of the kinetic system has stood a crucialtest by makinfr possible the shockless operation. It hasofTered a plausil)le explanation of the cause and the treat-ment of Ciraves disease. Will the kinetic theory stand alsothe clinical test of controlling that protean disease bred in themidst of the stress of
The origin and nature of the emotions; miscellaneous papers . y. ;- f- ^ 1 ^ r,: ,^^ ^ T3 K ;~, rH « X Q, S--- H >^ o:;^ ?^ y. - 1:; Ph H S2 tu ;? X % 5 h-J -t^ H ^?1^ >^ E — rH w Q V. ?/? -<^ CO t^j^W u^ H X o r^ a y. y O <i_ 2 ^ [^ ?? ^ ^ ^ ^ M ~^. 224 THE EMOTIONS This conception of the kinetic system has stood a crucialtest by makinfr possible the shockless operation. It hasofTered a plausil)le explanation of the cause and the treat-ment of Ciraves disease. Will the kinetic theory stand alsothe clinical test of controlling that protean disease bred in themidst of the stress of our present-day life? Present-daylife, in which one must ever have one hand on the sword andthe other on the throttle, is a constant stimulus of the kineticsystem. The force of these kinetic stimuli may be lessenedat the cerebral link by intelligent control—a protectivecontrol is empirically attained by many of the most success-ful men. The force of the kinetic stimuli may be broken atthe thyroid link by dividing the nerve su]:)ply, reducing theblood su])ply, or by partial excision; or if the adrenalsfeel the strain, the stimulating force may be broken by divid-ing their nerve supply, reducing the blood supply, or bypartial excision. No theory is worth
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