Hypnosis of Man and Animals with Special Reference to the Development of the Brain in the Species and in the Individual

By Ferenc Volgyesi and Ferenc Andràs Völgyesi

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• Format: Paperback
• ISBN: B000MSIT12
• Release Date: January 1968
• Publisher: Wilshire Book Company
• Weight: 1.75 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Everything you ever wanted to know about the physics behind Hypnosis.

If you have a little trouble finding this book, note that the cover of my version just says "Animal Hypnosis. “Under the cover is the title "Hypnosis of man and animals." Even though animals can hypnotize, this book is really about Dr. Ferenc Andras Voles and his experiments with man and animals. Where most Hypnosis books come from a psychological angle, Dr. Voles tackles the same problems and questions from a physical and neurological angle. This book does contain some how-tos but is more interesting in how it works. There is a good smattering of black-and-white photographs showing the good doctor hypnotizing both animals and people. We also get to see diagrams of brains and spinal parts. Abbreviated table of contents: The History of Animal Hypnosis Comparative research into Hypnosis The author's experience with hypnosis and hypnotic techniques Problems of hypnosis by Gerhard Klumbies Parts of this book might be a little dry, and other parts might be a little dated. No matter what books you have in your library or angles that you studied about hypnosis or skills that you may have obtained, you cannot overlook this aspect, and I strongly suggest that you purchase this book.