Hypnotism, its facts, theories and related phenomena, with explanatory anecdotes (1900)
Sextus, Carl · Boston, D. Estes & company · leaf 29
eriments to otheranimals, to sparrows, pigeons, rabbits, salamanders and crabs. Preyer, of the University of Jena (Germany,) whose treatiseon the subject is the most complete that we possess, ascribedmost of the phenomena observed under the conditions to fear.For instance, if a lizards tail or a… … HYPNOTIZED HEN LETHARGIC STATE. If the nostrils of a guinea pig are kept for some time slightlycompressed with a pair of pincers, the animal becomes hyp-notic, and is thrown into such a stupor that it can be placed inthe most ridiculous position without being awakened. Thisarbitrary distinction…
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