Hypnotism and hynotic suggestion; a treatise on the uses and possibilities of hynotism, suggestion and allied phenomena (1900)
Neal, E. Virgil, Clark, Charles S.(Charles Samuel) · Rochester, N.Y. : New York State Pub. Co · leaf 48
etimes in such cases the animal lies as if dead forseveral minutes. The earlier experimenters made use of strings, chalk linesand other objects in the hypnotizing of hens. Kirchers methodwas as follows: he tied a hens legs together, to prevent escape,laid it on a table and after struggling had… … iJSft^^SSSrei^^ Further experimentation showed that the string or chalk line-to which Kircher had ascribed great power was entirely unneces-sary. Merelv holding a hen in one position for a time ordinarilysufficed to bring on the hypnotic condition. Bromide of this someauthors concluded that the…
Hypnotism · Therapeutics, Suggestive
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