Studies In Life And Sense (1887)

The book features a collection of essays that delve into the intricate relationships between life, senses, and perception. It is structured into four sections, addressing the nature of life, animal senses and survival, human sensory understanding, and the interplay between mind and body. Drawing from biology, physiology, and psychology, Wilson offers a thorough examination of how our perceptions shape our experiences and understanding of the world. This reprint preserves the original work's insights while aiming to promote its cultural significance.