The Discovery of Hypnosis: The Complete Writings of James Braid, the Father of HypnotherapyUKCHH Ltd, 2008 - 20 pagina's |
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Braid Exposes a Bogus Clairvoyant | 1 |
Hypnotism | 2 |
James Braids Life Work | 8 |
Lecture on ElectroBiology 1851 | 13 |
Hypnotism as Early CognitiveBehavioural Therapy | 15 |
Observations on Trance or Human Hybernation 1850 | 22 |
The Original Philosophy of Hypnotism Principal Works by Braid | 24 |
Letter to The Medical Times 1844 On Thomas Wakley John Elliotson Letter to The Medical Times 1844 On Muscular Suggestion Braids Letters on ... | 35 |
Concluding | 110 |
Editors Preface | 118 |
Analysis of Dr Carpenters Lectures on the Physiology of the Nervous System 1853 | 125 |
Magic Witchcraft Animal Magnetism etc 1852 | 128 |
Aura Photography Refuted | 244 |
Letter to The Medical Times 1844 On Thomas Wakley John Elliotson Letter to The Medical Times 1844 | 260 |
Authors Preface | 281 |
Introduction | 285 |
Editors Preface | 37 |
The Power of the Mind over the Body | 44 |
General Observations | 52 |
Initial Supporting Facts | 67 |
The Influence of Suggestions | 73 |
Braids Meeting with | 76 |
The Physiology of Fascination | 79 |
Excerpts from The Zoist | 90 |
Rejection of Occult Pretensions | 97 |
Waking Suggestion Induced Nausea | 104 |
The Discovery of Hypnotism | 290 |
On The Hypnotic Induction Process | 293 |
On the Nature Phenomena of Hypnotism | 300 |
Miss Collins Case and Miss E Atkinsons | 302 |
First Attempts at Phrenologizing During Hypnotism Were Failures | 312 |
Power of Hearing Faint Sounds | 318 |
Concluding Remarks on the Value of Testimony | 324 |
Added Appendices | 356 |
Appendix On PsychoPhysical Dualism | 363 |
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