Hypnotism, its facts, theories, and related phenomena; (1893)
Sextus, Carl · Chicago, C. Sextus · leaf 52
ive, ideo-sensorial, reflex1 activity, in order toprovoke useful reflexes, to persuade the brain to do what it canto transform the accepted idea in reality. Such is the method of therapautic suggestion of which M.Liebault is the founder. He was the first to clearly establishthat the cures obtained… … HYPNOTISM AS A REMEDY. 43 The whole system of magnetic medicine is only the medi-cine of imagination; the imagination being put into such acondition by the hypnosis that it cannot escape the suggestion. M. Liebaults method was ignored a long time, even by thephysicians at Nancy. In 1S84 Charles…
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