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Suggestion and psychotherapy (1912)

Jacoby, George W 1856-1940 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 141

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ay, with gold. As soon as I shookmyself out of this dream, the figure was entirelygone. An illusion, finally, is that form of sense decep-tion in which an actual sensory stimulation is con-sciously perceived but in a falsified manner. If 116 SUGGESTION things are seen, heard, felt in a way… … The parallel lines, A, B, C, D, and E, in consequence of ttie diagonalcross-lines, seem to converge or diverge. The main difference between a hallucination andan illusion is that in the former an external ob-ject which might have produced a sensory impres-sion does not exist, while in the case of…

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