10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HALLUCINATIONAL»
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hallucinational in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hallucinational and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Fascination Alleyway: Written Under the Influence of Music
Well above the sky, down trodden With joy, never really knowing, just hoping for
an unheard encore, “Hallucinational Hieroglyphics” Spell bound by the simplest
of things, enchanted by love and its invisible Companions searching for the ...
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The Confucian Mind: A Historical and In-Depth Look At Asian ...
For centuries they had been trying to find every way leading to maximum
pleasure, but none of the thousands of dishes they came up with had quite the
same hallucinational effect that was so addicting. Smoking opium was notjust a
fashion, ...
The various hallucinational, ecstatic, and spasmodic states, transmitted and
multiplied by example, play an important rdle in mediaeval history, particularly
among the religious orders. There is the closest analogy between the accounts
handed ...
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Rogues, Rascals & Rare Gems: Everyday People Looking for an ...
By this time we didn't know whether we were part of a movie script or whether we
were locked in some kind of ethereal dream or hallucinational trip induced by the
mountain air or the bromide from the Dead Sea down the western side of this ...
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The Sexual Question: A Scientific, Psychological, Hygienic ...
Illusions of memory play a great part in these cases, for the subjects have often
never felt what they complain of, and it is then a question of veritable
hallucinational memory. We may here observe by the way that, even among
healthy people, ...
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The Bible Of The 3rd Millennium: Make What Of It You Will... ...
... some crazy (but fortunately not grievous—not physically anyway) things, and
found myself in a mental hospital, diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic. I got
on anti-psychotic (anti-delusional/hallucinational) medication, and after 6 months
...
Russell James Stein, 2014
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East-West Dialogue in Knowledge and Higher Education
Chen Duxiu described this spirit in the following way: Self-moving rather than
passive, using methods of discovery rather than inculcation, practical rather than
idealistic, societal rather than private, intuitional rather than hallucinational,
secular ...
Ruth Hayhoe, Julia Pan, 1996
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TINKERBELLE — The epic story of Robert Manry's transatlantic ...
Eventually we got to a part of the ocean called the Place of the Sea Mountains,
an aptly named spot, for the waves there were as lofty as snow-capped Alpine
peaks; so enormous, in fact, that I realized, even in my hallucinational state, that
for ...
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Hankey's Clinical Neurology, Second Edition
Metabolic diseases may initially present with a psychotic break, agitated
depression, or even a delusional or hallucinational syndrome. Some metabolic
diseases may fluctuate and have repeated psychotic or delusional episodes.
Neurologic ...
Philip B. Gorelick, Fernando Testai, Graeme Hankey, 2014
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Guide to Organon (Questions with Answers)
For example, Melancholia, Anxiety, Neurosis, Hysteria and Schizopherania are
emotional origin. Hallucinational, Illusional, Delusional belong to Intellectual
origin. Mongolism, Idiocy, Dementia belong to somatic origin. The procedure for
the ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HALLUCINATIONAL»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
hallucinational is used in the context of the following news items.
Why I'm Praying God-Mockers Start Praying in Tongues
... believers” and insisting it is “delusional, self-induced, hallucinational gibberish,” “mass hyperactivity and imitation” and “controlled hysteria. «Charisma News, Aug 13»
Olympic swimming champion Grant Hackett battled Stilnox sleeping …
Dr Sando said Stilnox could be hot property for social engagements: "Some people actually like them and the hallucinational effects." He said ... «The Daily Telegraph, Jun 12»
