The study of trance, muscle-reading and allied phenomena in Europe and America : With a letter of the moral character of trance subjects, and a defence of Dr. Charcot (1882)
Beard, George Miller, 1839-1883 · New York · leaf 16
phenomenon, and must be studied psycholog-ically. ^ 3d. That the concentration theory explained, unified ARTIFICIAIi TKANCE—EMOTION OF EXPECTATION. 9 and harmonized all the varieties of trance, natural andartificial, no matter how induced; bringing order out ofchaos, making clear what had hitherto… … Artificial Trance.—Goi^g into Trance through theEmotion of Expectation. More recently I have brought out the distinction be-tween the positive and negative phenomena of artificialtrance^ which seems not to be understood by Europeanwriters, even at the present day; and have also demon- 10 NATURAL…
Charcot, J. M. (Jean Martin), 1825-1893 · Trance · Telepathy · Hypnotism · Hypnosis
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