Bernstein, Aaron, Naturwissenschaftliche Volksbücher, Bd. 6/11, 1897

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            fenden fehlt; </s>
            <s xml:id="echoid-s7584" xml:space="preserve">ganz ebenſo iſt der Schmerz nicht vorhanden,
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            wenn das Gehirn in einen Zuſtand verſetzt wird, in welchem
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            es die Fähigkeit zu empfinden zeitweiſe verliert.</s>
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            <s xml:id="echoid-s7586" xml:space="preserve">Man hat aber noch ſchlagendere Beweiſe, daß die Em-
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            pfindungen ihren Sitz nur im Gehirn haben, daß der Zuſtand
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            eines ſchlimmen Fingers nur die Urſache iſt, daß man Schmerz
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            im Gehirn empfindet, und daß es nur durch einen beſondern
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            Umſtand, den wir noch näher kennen lernen werden, hervor-
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            gebracht wird, daß der Menſch ſeinen Schmerz in dem Finger
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            glaubt. </s>
            <s xml:id="echoid-s7587" xml:space="preserve">Von dieſen höchſt auffallenden Beweiſen, die man
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            ſehr leicht zu führen imſtande iſt, wollen wir im nächſten Ab-
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            ſchuitt ſprechen.</s>
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            <emph style="bf">XXXIII. Wo man die Schmerzen hat.</emph>
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            <s xml:id="echoid-s7589" xml:space="preserve">Es kommt ſehr oft vor, daß Bleſſierte oder Operierte, die
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            einen Fuß nebſt Knie und halbem Oberſchenkel verloren haben,
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            über heftige Schmerzen klagen, die ſie in den Zehen, in der
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            Sohle, oder ſonſt einem Teil ihres gar nicht mehr exiſtierenden
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            Beines empfinden. </s>
            <s xml:id="echoid-s7590" xml:space="preserve">— In früheren Zeiten hatte man davon
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            abergläubiſche Vorſtellungen und redete ſich die ſonderbarſten
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            Dinge ein von den Gliedern, die auch nach der Trennung vom
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            Leibe in gewiſſer geiſterhafter Beziehung zum Leibe ſtänden;
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            <s xml:id="echoid-s7591" xml:space="preserve">wer ſolchen Aberglauben nicht teilte, der meinte, daß die
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            Klagenden nur an Einbildungen litten, oder ihre Umgebung
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            belögen. </s>
            <s xml:id="echoid-s7592" xml:space="preserve">Jetzt weiß man es anders und richtiger.</s>
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            <s xml:id="echoid-s7594" xml:space="preserve">Die Verletzung irgend einer Stelle des Körpers, ein
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            Schnitt im Finger zum Beiſpiel, iſt die Urſache eines Schmerzes,
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            und zwar deshalb, weil mit der Verletzung auch Nerven ver-
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            letzt worden ſind, die ſich in allen Teilen des Körpers in
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            äußerſt feinen Fädchen verteilt befinden. </s>
            <s xml:id="echoid-s7595" xml:space="preserve">Dieſe Nerven </s>
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