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Table of Contents

Part I

Part II

Part III

Part IV

Part V

Part VI

Part VII

Part VIII

     

Part V:  The Mwaning of Sweat as Part of the Curse

Appendix

A Guide to Scientific Literature

     VIRTUALLY EVERY statement in this paper can be supported authoritatively from the literature on the subject which, as we have indicated, is voluminous. It did not seem necessary or desirable to document this material by specific references, which would have taken the index to a total of several hundred entries. It seemed simpler and probably sufficient to adopt a slightly different plan. We have presented below a small bibliography of the most important works, whether books, reviews or papers, dealing with the subject as a whole. This is followed by a list of journals, available in most large libraries, containing frequent articles on various aspects of the sweating mechanism.
     As a guide to the reader who wishes to pursue the subject further, we are listing the names of the most important authorities past and present. It should be comparatively simple to look in the annual index of any of these journals for any one of these names. It is a virtual certainty that their contributions will deal with some aspect of the subject matter of this Doorway Paper -- though of course without my bias!

Books

Adolf, E. F., Physiology of Man in the Desert, Interscience Publication, New York, 1947, xiv and 357 pages.

Karpovich, P. V., Physiology of Muscular Activity, Saunders, Philadelphia, 1956, xvi and 340 pp. Very extensive bibliographies.

Kuno, Yas, Human Perspiration, C. C. Thomas, Springfield, IIIinois, 1956, xvii and 416 pp. Probably the best work specifically on sweating.

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Newburgh, L. H., editor, The Physiology of Heat Regulation, Saunders, London, 1949, x and 457 pp.

Rothman, S., Physiology and Biochemistry of the Skin, University of Chicago Press, 1955, xiv and 742 pp. A classic work, beautifully written.

See also:
     W. C. Randall, "The Physiology of Sweating," a special article in American Journal of Physical Medicine,
vol.32, 1935, p.:292-318.
     S. Robinson, "The Measurement of Sweating," in Methods in Medical Research, vol. 6, 1954, p.100-120.

Journals and Annual Reviews

American Journal of Physical Medicine
American Journal of Physiology
American Journal of Medical Science
American Medical Association Archives of Dermatology
American Review of Physiology
Archives of Neurology and Psychiatry
Annual Review of Physiology
British Medical Journal
Journal of Applied Physiology
Journal of General Psychology
Journal of Investigative Dermatology
Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics
Journal of Physiology (London)
Pharmacological Reviews
Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences
The Psychological Bulletin
Archives of Dermatology and Syphilology

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   Authorities

      
Adolf, E. F.
Bass, D. E.
Bazett, H. C.
Belding, H. S.
 
Benzinger, T. H.
Buley, H. M.
Burton, A. C.
Buskirk, E. R.
Chalmers, T. M.
Cummings, V.
Dale, H. H.
Darrow, C. W.
  Dubois, E. F.
 Edholm, O. G
 Feldberg, W.
 Gagge, A. P.
 Hardy, J. D.
 Herrington, L. P.

  Hertzman, A. B.
 Hurley, J. A.
 Ladell, W. S. S.
 List, C. F.
 McGregor, I. A.
 Peet, M. M.
 Randall, W. C.
Ranson, S. W.
Richter, C. P.
Robinson, S.
Rothman, S.
Seckendorf, R.
Shelley, W. B.
Silverman, J. J.
Sonnerschein, R. S.
Way, S. C.
Weiner, J. S.
Winslow, C.-E. A.

 

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 Copyright © 1988 Evelyn White. All rights reserved

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