-
pseudoscience or quackery. The
words hypnosis and
hypnotism both
derive from the term neuro-
hypnotism (nervous sleep), all of
which were
coined by Étienne...
- bush by
using the
rooster as bait.
Werner Herzog has
included chicken hypnotism in
several films,
including the 1968
Signs of Life,
which features a scene...
- Book the Fourth: The
Miserable Mill is the
fourth novel of the children's
novel series A
Series of
Unfortunate Events by
Lemony Snicket. In this novel...
-
often encourage audience members to look
further into the
benefits of
hypnotism. The
causes of
behavior exhibited by
volunteers in
stage hypnosis shows...
-
Molly Moon and the
Incredible Book of
Hypnotism is a 2015
British fantasy film
directed by
Christopher N.
Rowley and
starring Dominic Monaghan, Lesley...
- The
Hypnotism Act 1952 (15 & 16 Geo. 6 & 1 Eliz. 2. c. 46) is an Act of
Parliament of the
United Kingdom. The act
regulates stage hypnosis ("exhibition...
-
Modern Hypnotism"; however, in
relation to the
issue of
there being significant connections between Braid's "
hypnotism" and "modern
hypnotism" (as practised)...
- the
death of
James Braid, who had
adopted the term
hypnotism in 1841.
Braid adopted the term
hypnotism (which
specifically applied to the
state of the subject...
- Harte, R.,
Hypnotism and the Doctors,
Volume I:
Animal Magnetism: Mesmer/De Puysegur, L.N.
Fowler & Co., (London), 1902. Harte, R.,
Hypnotism and the Doctors...
-
Molly Moon's
Incredible Book of
Hypnotism is a 2002 children's
novel by
British author Georgia Byng. It is the
first instalment in the
Molly Moon six-book...
