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No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
analyse the utterances and the surrounding conditions of the great Greek oracles, to penetrate some of the most sacred of Oriental mysteries and to trace through the Middle Ages the confusion of the abnormal with the miraculous.
It is a practice which has been used by Medicine for good ends and with an increasing measure of respectability. Such divergent personalities as the famous Charcot, the neurologist of Paris, and that renegade neurologist Sigmund Freud were both intensely interested in it. What was once thought to be fraud is now known to be truth. But is it possible to study with scientific satisfaction some medical truths ?
The authors of this volume on Hypnosis have brought together through their individual contributors a vast and readable mine of information on the subject.
Perhaps it is a topic of recurring and absorbing interest. Bramwell in 1913 started his book on Hypnotism with the words, "Although of late years hundreds
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