The Discovery of Hypnosis: The Complete Writings of James Braid, the Father of Hypnotherapy |
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Inhoudsopgave
Acknowledgements | 1 |
The Original Philosophy of Hypnotism | 19 |
Braids Theory of Suggestion | 35 |
Braids Discovery of Hypnotism Williamson 1896 | 63 |
Wilhelm Preyers Foreword to the German Translation 1881 | 78 |
The Physiology of Fascination The Critics Criticised 1855 | 79 |
Hypnotic Therapeutics 1853 | 92 |
Editors Preface | 118 |
Letter to The Medical Times 1844 | 250 |
Letter to The Medical Times 1844 | 256 |
Letter from Mr Simpson 1844 | 264 |
Remarks on Mr Simpsons Letter on Hypnotism 1844 | 270 |
Original Dedication | 279 |
The Discovery of Hypnotism | 290 |
On The Hypnotic Induction Process | 294 |
On the Nature Phenomena of Hypnotism | 300 |
Magic Witchcraft Animal Magnetism etc 1852 | 128 |
Lecture on ElectroBiology 1851 | 180 |
ElectroBiological Phenomena Considered Physiologically Psychologically 1851 | 188 |
Observations on Trance or Human Hybernation 1850 | 199 |
Letter 1849 | 225 |
Editors Preface | 235 |
On Hypnotic Sleep Therapy | 304 |
SixtySix Brief Case Studies | 327 |
Letterto The Medical Times 1842 | 368 |
Editors Preface | 378 |
Bibliography of James Braids Writings | 381 |
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