Philosophical Observations on the Senses of Vision and Hearing: To Which Are Added, a Treatise on Harmonic Sounds, and an Essay on Combustion and Animal Heat
Although first to suggest the possibility of light frequencies beyond the visible spectrum, the natural philosopher John Elliott (1747–87) was better known at his death for his failed suicide in front of the woman he loved. Tried for attempting to shoot her, he was acquitted but died in prison await...
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Zusammenfassung: | Although first to suggest the possibility of light frequencies beyond the visible spectrum, the natural philosopher John Elliott (1747–87) was better known at his death for his failed suicide in front of the woman he loved. Tried for attempting to shoot her, he was acquitted but died in prison awaiting trial on the lesser charge of assault. First published in 1780, this work was his most important. Contemporary science held that vibrations of the air were directly communicated to the optic and auditory nerves and passed on to the sensorium, while Elliot proposed, through experimentation upon himself, the existence of sensory receptors, each tuned to only a limited part of the spectrum of physical frequencies. This insight led him to postulate the existence of what we now know to be ultraviolet and infrared radiation, thus paving the way for further discoveries in human sensory perception |
Beschreibung: | 1 online resource (viii, 222 pages) |
ISBN: | 9781139833714 |
DOI: | 10.1017/CBO9781139833714 |
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spelling | Elliott, John Verfasser aut Philosophical Observations on the Senses of Vision and Hearing To Which Are Added, a Treatise on Harmonic Sounds, and an Essay on Combustion and Animal Heat John Elliott Philosophical Observations on the Senses of Vision & Hearing Cambridge Cambridge University Press 1780 1 online resource (viii, 222 pages) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Cambridge library collection. History of medicine Although first to suggest the possibility of light frequencies beyond the visible spectrum, the natural philosopher John Elliott (1747–87) was better known at his death for his failed suicide in front of the woman he loved. Tried for attempting to shoot her, he was acquitted but died in prison awaiting trial on the lesser charge of assault. First published in 1780, this work was his most important. Contemporary science held that vibrations of the air were directly communicated to the optic and auditory nerves and passed on to the sensorium, while Elliot proposed, through experimentation upon himself, the existence of sensory receptors, each tuned to only a limited part of the spectrum of physical frequencies. This insight led him to postulate the existence of what we now know to be ultraviolet and infrared radiation, thus paving the way for further discoveries in human sensory perception Vision / Early works to 1800 Combustion / Early works to 1800 Harmonics (Music) / Early works to 1800 Hearing / Early works to 1800 Erscheint auch als Druckausgabe 978-1-108-06171-1 https://doi.org/10.1017/CBO9781139833714 Verlag URL des Erstveröffentlichers Volltext |
spellingShingle | Elliott, John Philosophical Observations on the Senses of Vision and Hearing To Which Are Added, a Treatise on Harmonic Sounds, and an Essay on Combustion and Animal Heat Vision / Early works to 1800 Combustion / Early works to 1800 Harmonics (Music) / Early works to 1800 Hearing / Early works to 1800 |
title | Philosophical Observations on the Senses of Vision and Hearing To Which Are Added, a Treatise on Harmonic Sounds, and an Essay on Combustion and Animal Heat |
title_alt | Philosophical Observations on the Senses of Vision & Hearing |
title_auth | Philosophical Observations on the Senses of Vision and Hearing To Which Are Added, a Treatise on Harmonic Sounds, and an Essay on Combustion and Animal Heat |
title_exact_search | Philosophical Observations on the Senses of Vision and Hearing To Which Are Added, a Treatise on Harmonic Sounds, and an Essay on Combustion and Animal Heat |
title_full | Philosophical Observations on the Senses of Vision and Hearing To Which Are Added, a Treatise on Harmonic Sounds, and an Essay on Combustion and Animal Heat John Elliott |
title_fullStr | Philosophical Observations on the Senses of Vision and Hearing To Which Are Added, a Treatise on Harmonic Sounds, and an Essay on Combustion and Animal Heat John Elliott |
title_full_unstemmed | Philosophical Observations on the Senses of Vision and Hearing To Which Are Added, a Treatise on Harmonic Sounds, and an Essay on Combustion and Animal Heat John Elliott |
title_short | Philosophical Observations on the Senses of Vision and Hearing |
title_sort | philosophical observations on the senses of vision and hearing to which are added a treatise on harmonic sounds and an essay on combustion and animal heat |
title_sub | To Which Are Added, a Treatise on Harmonic Sounds, and an Essay on Combustion and Animal Heat |
topic | Vision / Early works to 1800 Combustion / Early works to 1800 Harmonics (Music) / Early works to 1800 Hearing / Early works to 1800 |
topic_facet | Vision / Early works to 1800 Combustion / Early works to 1800 Harmonics (Music) / Early works to 1800 Hearing / Early works to 1800 |
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