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biology as a discovery, but because this discovery was posterior by many years
to that of hypnotism, it seems reasonable to regard the two processes as
progressive stages of one and the same art, of which the paternity rests with
Braid.
biology as a discovery, but because this discovery was posterior by many years
to that of hypnotism, it seems reasonable to regard the two processes as
progressive stages of one and the same art, of which the paternity rests with
Braid.
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... of particles of matter, in definite quantity and form, should be the cause of
mental phenomena.1 It is true we can here only speak of analogies, but the
analogy in favour of this proposition seems far more natural and probable than
the other.
... of particles of matter, in definite quantity and form, should be the cause of
mental phenomena.1 It is true we can here only speak of analogies, but the
analogy in favour of this proposition seems far more natural and probable than
the other.
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hearing either by music or oratory, through the eyes by painting and sculpture,
and likewise, though less extensively and efficiently, through common sensation,
and there seems to me to be nothing, d priori, to militate against the probability, ...
hearing either by music or oratory, through the eyes by painting and sculpture,
and likewise, though less extensively and efficiently, through common sensation,
and there seems to me to be nothing, d priori, to militate against the probability, ...
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HYPNOTISM OR NEURYPNOLOGY | 15 |
Original Dedication | 69 |
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