10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYPNOGENETIC»
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hypnogenetic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hypnogenetic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Dream and Human Societies
Ranson (1939) attributed the hypnogenetic effect of diencephalic lesions in his
experiments to disturbances of dynamo- genetic descending efferences of
hypothalamic origin. A vague notion of a "center of sleep" had been set forth as
well.
Gustave Edmund Grunebaum, Gustave E. von Grunebaum Center for Near Eastern Studies, Roger Caillois, 1966
This classification of hypnogenetic expedients is merely theoretical (Forel,
Levillain); and that for two reasons. In the first place ive cannot regard body and
mind as two factors which are independent of one another. Sense-stimuli, which
affect ...
3
Proceedings of the Society for Psychical Research
I am inclined to question both the ultimate fact 1 and its application. Out of many
possible forms of monotonous stimulation, only two, seemingly quite arbitrarily
selected, have ever seemed to have any hypnogenetic efficacy — namely,
passes, ...
4
Acta Universitatis Palackianae Olomoucensis Facultatis Medicae
Let us mention the principal items based on Monnier's review (1963). 9.4 HESS'S
THALAMIC HYPNOGENETIC FIELD. ' EXPERIMENTAL SLEEP W. R. Hess
undertook an extensive and systematic experimental investigation of the function
of ...
Univerzita Palackého v Olomouci. Lékařská fakulta, 1981
I am inclined to question both the ultimate fact 1 and its application. Out of many
possible forms of monotonous stimulation, only two, seemingly quite arbitrarily
selected, have ever seemed to have any hypnogenetic efficacy — namely,
passes, ...
Society for Psychical Research, 1889
1. hypnobate 2. hypnogenesis 3. hypnogenetic 4. hypnoidal 5. hypnoidize 6.
hypnology 7. hypnophobia 8. hypnopompic 9. Hypnos 10. hypnosis 11. hypnotic
12. hypnotism 13. hypnotist 14. hypnotize 15. hypnotherapy 16. hypnotoid comes
...
... a hypnogenetic zone. SAKHATOV. Let's assume that is so, but nevertheless it
would be desirable to define more specifically what hypnosis is. PROFESSOR.
Hypnosis is a phenomenon that transforms one energy into another.
GROSSMAN.
8
Transformation of a Common Man: The Brian Scott Story (The ...
One graphic indicated that video scan #2 was a 'memory-tie' and 'hypnogenetic.'
The terms interested me. "Do you know what these mean?" I asked Brian. "Beats
me," Brian laughed. "I really don't." "To me, that means it creates hypnosis—if ...
9
Applied Information Theory
... the number of examples containing such types of results may be considerably
increased (see, for example (l05). Still more investigations on bioinformation
have been carried out on hypnosij (82,l06,l07). Hypnogenetic procedures are
many.
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Weariness of the Self: Diagnosing the History of Depression ...
... team ofresearchers at Rhône-Poulenc tried to synthesize derivatives ofa
molecule called phenothiazine in order to develop a treatment for malaria. One of
the derivatives stood out: it had greater side effects, both sedative and
hypnogenetic ...
