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George Henry Lewes explores the relationship between mind and body in this seminal work of philosophy. Lewes argues that our mental processes are not separate from our physical experiences, but are in fact a natural extension of them. Through a detailed examination of our sense perceptions, emotions, and thoughts, Lewes develops a comprehensive theory of the mind that is both groundbreaking and powerful.
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