Hypnotism, its facts, theories, and related phenomena; (1893)
Sextus, Carl · Chicago, C. Sextus · leaf 95
ed her for several days in succession tocomplex and repeated hallucinations—hypnotic and post-hyp-notic, immediate and deferred—and no trace has remained of allthis. During three years that she has passed in my ward, inspite of very frequent suggestions given in waking hours andin the trance, her… … HYPNOTISM DEFENDED. S3 has allowed me to see. And in a long series of experimentsbegun by Edmund Gurney at Brighton in 1883 and continuedat intervals (mainly by Professor and Mrs. Sidgwick) up tothe present time, the same healthy and intelligent young menhave been subjected (1887-92) to scores of…
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