Where does Sherrington's "muscular sense" originate? Muscles, joints, corollary discharges?
The present review starts by outlining the position as it was at the beginning of the century, since in many respects understanding has shown little advance. It then concentrates on recent work, since reviews on the situation up to about 1977 are readily available, but enough of the intervening work...
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