Braid on hypnotism: the beginnings of modern hypnosis |
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225 APPENDIX I Notes by the Editor, chiefly derived from the Later Writings of
James Braid . 321 APPENDIX II Notes of Further Cures by Hypnotism from the
Later Writings of James Braid . 340 APPENDIX III Synopsis of Counter-
Experiments ...
225 APPENDIX I Notes by the Editor, chiefly derived from the Later Writings of
James Braid . 321 APPENDIX II Notes of Further Cures by Hypnotism from the
Later Writings of James Braid . 340 APPENDIX III Synopsis of Counter-
Experiments ...
Pagina 59
... paralysis by the agency of hypnotism, no appliances and no medicines being
used. It is a synopsis of cases only, some of which had appeared already in "
Neurypnology." Of the others a typical instance will be found in the second
appendix, ...
... paralysis by the agency of hypnotism, no appliances and no medicines being
used. It is a synopsis of cases only, some of which had appeared already in "
Neurypnology." Of the others a typical instance will be found in the second
appendix, ...
Pagina 363
Braid also prepared a collection of his most important researches, to be used as
an appendix to a projected translation of " Neurypnology " by M. Masson, which
design was afterwards abandoned. APPENDIX V A Short Bibliography of the ...
Braid also prepared a collection of his most important researches, to be used as
an appendix to a projected translation of " Neurypnology " by M. Masson, which
design was afterwards abandoned. APPENDIX V A Short Bibliography of the ...
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