Mental Physiology Especially in Its Relations to Mental Disorders
Mental Physiology Especially in Its Relations to Mental Disorders
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He also recalls in the waking state the recent impressions he has received during hypnosis — impressions which he would not have been able to recall so vividly had they been made in the waking state. He remembers, for instance, in the waking state, the piece of poetry which has been read to him twice during hypnosis, and which he would have required to have read many times in the normal state in order to retain an equally clear recollection of it.
It has been attempted during hypnosis to revive... the memory of what has occurred during the administration of LAW OF REGRESSION. 353 an angesthetic, such as ether or nitrous oxide gas, but in the few experiments of this kind with which Bramwell was personall}' acquainted the attempt proved a failure. The same non-success attended his attempts to revive the recollection of what had taken place during normal sleep. With one subject, whose memory during hypnosis of the events of waking life was exceptionally good, he carried out the following experi- ment : — The patient was in the habit of falling asleep every Sunday afternoon in his arm-chair, and it was arranged that on these occasions he should be read to aloud, and that the same sentences should be repeated again and again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He also recalls in the waking state the recent impressions he has received during hypnosis — impressions which he would not have been able to recall so vividly had they been made in the waking state. He remembers, for instance, in the waking state, the piece of poetry which has been read to him twice during hypnosis, and which he would have required to have read many times in the normal state in order to retain an equally clear recollection of it.
It has been attempted during hypnosis to revive... the memory of what has occurred during the administration of LAW OF REGRESSION. 353 an angesthetic, such as ether or nitrous oxide gas, but in the few experiments of this kind with which Bramwell was personall}' acquainted the attempt proved a failure. The same non-success attended his attempts to revive the recollection of what had taken place during normal sleep. With one subject, whose memory during hypnosis of the events of waking life was exceptionally good, he carried out the following experi- ment : — The patient was in the habit of falling asleep every Sunday afternoon in his arm-chair, and it was arranged that on these occasions he should be read to aloud, and that the same sentences should be repeated again and again.
What to read after Mental Physiology Especially in Its Relations to Mental Disorders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theo B Theophilus Bulkeley Hyslop to read onlineMoreLess
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