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The
Survival of Man
Sir
Oliver Lodge
Publisher:
Methuen
First
Published: 1909
Pages:
240
Availability:
Out of Print
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Preface
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- Section One: Aims and Objects of Psychical Research -
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Chapter
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The Origin of the Society for Psychical Research
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Chapter
2
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Practical Work of the Society
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- Section Two: Experimental Telepathy or Thought-Transference -
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Chapter
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Some Early Experiments in Thought Transference
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Chapter
4
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Further Experiments in Telepathy
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Chapter
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Spontaneous Cases of Thought-Transference
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Chapter
6
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Applied Telepathy
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- Section Three: Spontaneous Telepathy and Clairvoyance -
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Chapter
7
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Apparitions Considered in the Light of Telepathy
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Chapter
8
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Telepathy from an Immaterial Region
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Chapter
9
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Examples of Apparent Clairvoyance
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Chapter
10
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Prevision
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- Section Four: Automatism and Lucidity -
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Chapter
11
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Automatic Writing and Trance Speech
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Chapter
12
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Personal Identity
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Chapter
13
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Beginning of the Case of Mrs. Piper
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Chapter
14
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Professor William James's Testimony
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Chapter
15
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The Author's First Report on Mrs. Piper
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Chapter
16
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Extracts from Piper Sittings
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Chapter
17
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Discussion of Piper Sittings
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Chapter
18
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Summary of Dr. Hodgson's Views
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Chapter
19
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More Recent Piper Sittings. General Information
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Chapter
20
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Waking Stage
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Chapter
21
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General Remarks on the Piper Sittings
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Chapter
22
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Illustrations of Manner
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Chapter
23
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Brief Summary of Other Experiences and Comment Thereupon
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Chapter
24
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Introduction to the Study of Cross-Correspondence
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Chapter
25
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Tentative Conclusion
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