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61693George Redway. London. 1899. . pp. xii 380. Original cloth spine faded otherwise a very good copy. George Redway. London. 1899. hardcover
184313447FIRST SCIENTIFIC WORK ON HYPNOTISM <br />first edition 8vo. xxii 265pp. original blind stamped blue-grey cloth 1.5 cm. split at head of front joint and spine shade faded. Nice copy of this classic. <br /><br />GARRISON & MORTON 4993 OSLER 1384<br />"Braid inaugurated modern hypnotism the word itself being introduced by him" Garrison & Morton.Braid a Manchester doctor was stimulated by his attendance at a local seance to investigate carefully the phenomena he had observed. His careful sceptical and physiologically oriented experiments led him to the "apparently new laws of nervous sleep . soon to be accepted throughout the world as Hypnotism and Hypnosis the names he proposed in this book" Hunter & Macalpine <i>Three Hundred Years of Psychiatry</i>. John Churchill hardcover
1843M14219London:: John Churchill; Edinburgh: Adam & Charles Black 1843. 1843. 12mo. iii-xxii 265 1 pp. Note: mispaginations: iv for vi 233 for 238. Errata; lacks half-title. Modern full calf leather spine label. Penciled notes covering errata faint. Fine. First edition. 'Braid introduced the term 'hypnosis' in his book Neurypnology 1843. He was mainly interested in the therapeutic possibilities of hypnosis and reported successful treatment of diseased states such as paralysis rheumatism and aphasia. He hoped that hypnosis could be used to cure various seemingly incurable 'nervous' diseases and also to alleviate the pain and anxiety of patients in surgery. / Braid's findings met with violent opposition at first but they soon provided a major impetus to the development of the French school of neuropsychiatry.' - Encyclopaedia Britannica. / 'The first full-length scientific treatise on what is now known as hypnotism. When he published Neurypnology Braid did not yet have a full understanding of the psychological processes involved in hypnosis believing that hypnotic phenomena were produced by functional changes in the nervous muscular circulatory and respiratory systems. However he did recognize as the Abbe Faria and Bertrand had before him that hypnosis was a subjective phenomenon dependent entirely on the state of mind of the hypnotized and not on any mystical fluid or occult magical power wielded by the hypnotizer. As Braid continued to investigate hypnotic phenomena his ideas of what caused them underwent several radical changes which are demonstrated in his later works. Braid's methods of hypnosis were published in France circa 1860 where they exerted an important influence on the work of Broca Charcot Liebeault and Bernheim whose teachings in turn influenced the work of Sigmund Freud.' - Haskell F. Norman 324. / James Braid born in Scotland was a Manchester physician who showed innovative treatments of clubfeet curvature of the spine bandy legs and strabismus. He is sometimes called the 'Father of modern hypnotism' Kroger Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis in Medicine 2008 p.3 though hypnotism is much older than with his introducing the field to western thought. PROVENANCE: J. Wayne Cooper M.D. no markings. REFERENCES: Bramwell pp. 21-27; Crabtree Animal Magnetism Early Hypnotism and Psychical Research 1766-1925 465; Fulton & Stanton The Centennial of Surgical Anesthesia I.17; Garrison and Morton 4993; Hunter & Macalpine Three Hundred Years of Psychiatry pp. 906-10. John Churchill; Edinburgh: Adam & Charles Black, 1843. hardcover
1843030273London: John Churchill 1843 8vo. original blindstamped green cloth gilt neat cloth repairs hinges reinfored with binders cloth a little rubbed & bumped some marks & tears to leaves prev. owner's name to title page occ. pencil underlining and marginalia; pp. ii half-title last blank xxii 266 last 'Errata et Addenda'. A very good copy of a rare book especially signed. Inscribed on FFE to prev. owner by the author 'To Captn. Brown with the author's respects kind regards 7th July 1843'. James Braid 19 June 1795 - 25 March 1860 was an important figure in nineteenth century medicine and considered a significant pioneer in hypnotism and hypnotherapy. . Signed by Author. First Edition. Hard Cover. VG-. John Churchill hardcover
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1843P-24832Washington: Classics of Medicine Library 1843. Hardcover. As New. Duodecimo. The first American edition for The Classics of Psychiatryof the rare 1843 London first edition of this classic in neurypnology covering hundreds of cases of its successful application in the relief of disease. Full green calf leather with raised bands gilt title and decorations all edges gilt marbled endpapers and silk ribbon. A pristine copy clean and unmarked. Classics of Medicine Library hardcover
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1994172855Alabama: Gryphon Editions 1994. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. AS NEW in shrinkwrap. Leather bound Accented in 22kt gold. Printed on archival paper with gilded edges. The endsheets are of moire fabric with a silk ribbon page marker. Smyth sewing and concealed muslin joints. This book is in full leather with hubbed spines. A Limited Edition. ; The Classics of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences Library.; First Gryphon Edition. Gryphon Editions hardcover
846P., Delahaye, 1883, un volume in 8 relié en pleine toile noire, titre en lettres dorées au dos (reliure e l'époque), 15pp., 272pp., (1-errata)
18832971883 Paris, Delahaye et Lecrosnier, 1883 ; in-12 de xv-272 pp., [1] f., bradel toile rouge moderne.
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189612416Paris, Librairie Guillaumin ; Lyon, Auguste Cote (Montbrison, Imprimerie Eleuthere Brassart), 1896 ; in-12, broché ; (6), (1) f. blanc, II, (1) f. blanc, 148 pp., 1 tableau dépliant ; couverture grise imprimée.
