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Suggestion and psychotherapy (1912)

Jacoby, George W 1856-1940 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 143

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e tract. While we are able to assume asa rule that hallucinations andillusions, in so far as they are notdependent on diseases or destruc-tion of the peripheral sensoryorgans, have their origin in thebrain and that, more specifically,disorders of circulation in certainregions of the brain cortex… … Aristotles experi-ment. A marble rolled be-tween the crossedindex and middle DISORDERED MENTAL ACTIVITY 119 ject to sense deception. In such cases, however,hallucinations are much less frequent than illusions. Here again we must lay stress on the fact thatsensory deceptions in persons of healthy…

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