Parapsychology

70 pages

• Clairvoyance Index
• Clairvoyance: Chapter I. What Clairvoyance Is

  *Clairvoyance* (1899) is a Theosophical treatise by C.W. Leadbeater presenting clairvoyance not as a supernatural gift but as an extension…

• Clairvoyance: Chapter II. Simple Clairvoyance: Full

  We have defined this as a mere opening of etheric or astral sight, which enables the possessor to see whatever may be present around him on…

• Clairvoyance: Chapter III. Simple Clairvoyance: Partial

  The experiences of the untrained clairvoyant—and be it remembered that that class includes all European clairvoyants except a very…

• Clairvoyance: Chapter IV. Clairvoyance in Space: Intentional

  *Clairvoyance* (1899) is a Theosophical treatise by C.W. Leadbeater that systematically classifies and explains the mechanics of…

• Clairvoyance: Chapter IX. Methods of Development

  *Clairvoyance* (1899) by C.W. Leadbeater is a Theosophical instructional text advising aspirants on how to safely develop clairvoyant…

• Clairvoyance: Chapter V. Clairvoyance in Space: Semi-Inte...

  Under this rather curious title I am grouping together the cases of all those people who definitely set themselves to see something, but…

• Clairvoyance: Chapter VI. Clairvoyance in Space: Unintent...

  This is a chapter from C.W. Leadbeater's 1899 Theosophical treatise on clairvoyance, specifically addressing spontaneous, unprepared…

• Clairvoyance: Chapter VII. Clairvoyance in Time: The Past

  This is a chapter from C.W. Leadbeater's 1899 Theosophical treatise on clairvoyance, specifically addressing the mechanism by which…

• Clairvoyance: Contents
• Clairvoyance: Index

  *Clairvoyance* (1899) by C.W. Leadbeater is a Theosophical treatise — the index provided is an alphabetical subject index rather than the…

• Clairvoyance: Title Page

  Sacred Texts Parapsychology Theosophy Index Next Buy this Book at Amazon.com Clairvoyance, by C.W. Leadbeater, [1899] CLAIRVOYANCE by C. W.

• Extra-Sensory Perception Index

  | | Extra-Sensory Perception by J.B. Rhine [1934] | Although this was not the first appearance of the term 'Extrasensory Perception' in…

• Extra-Sensory Perception: Contents
• Extra-Sensory Perception: Errata

  page vii: 'renegrade'->'renegade' page 25: 'remarkabl'->'remarkable' page 42: 'chi dhood'->'childhood' page 59: 'reponses'->'responses'…

• Extra-Sensory Perception: Foreword

  This is the foreword to J.B. Rhine's 1934 book *Extra-Sensory Perception*, written by psychologist William McDougall, who supervised the…

• Extra-Sensory Perception: Introduction by Dr. Walter Franklin Prince

  This is a foreword or preface — written by an established researcher endorsing J. B. Rhine's 1934 monograph *Extra-Sensory Perception* —…

• Extra-Sensory Perception: List of Abbreviations

  | E.S.P. | Extra-Sensory Perception. Perception without the function of the recognized senses.

• Extra-Sensory Perception: List of Illustrations
• Extra-Sensory Perception: Page Index

  Index Extra-Sensory Perception: Page Index page i page ii page iii page iv page v page vi page vii page viii page ix page x page xi page…

• Extra-Sensory Perception: Part I. General Introduction: Appendix to Chapter 2. Mathematics of Probability Used in Evaluation

  This is a methodological chapter from J. B. Rhine's 1934 foundational parapsychology text, explaining the statistical framework he uses to…

• Extra-Sensory Perception: Part I. General Introduction: Chapter 1. Clarification of the Problem

  It is logically the first duty in making this report to bring into clear outline at once the particular field of study in which the work…

• Extra-Sensory Perception: Part I. General Introduction: Chapter 2. Historical Background

  This is an academic monograph from 1934 by J.B. Rhine, a founding figure of parapsychology, presenting the scientific case for…

• Extra-Sensory Perception: Part II. The Experimental Resul...

  This is a chapter from J.B. Rhine's 1934 academic monograph *Extra-Sensory Perception*, reporting the early experimental work at Duke…

• Extra-Sensory Perception: Part II. The Experimental Resul...

  Of all the eight "major subjects" Mr. Pearce has done the greatest amount of work and has been put through the greatest variety of…

• Extra-Sensory Perception: Part II. The Experimental Results: Chapter 3. A General Survey

  This is a scientific research monograph by parapsychologist J. B. Rhine, reporting on more than 90,000 card-guessing trials conducted at…

• Extra-Sensory Perception: Part II. The Experimental Results: Chapter 5. A. J. Linzmayer

  This is an excerpt from J.B. Rhine's 1934 monograph *Extra-Sensory Perception*, the foundational scientific text of parapsychology research…

• Extra-Sensory Perception: Part II. The Experimental Results: Chapter 6. Charles E. Stuart

  This is a chapter from J. B. Rhine's *Extra-Sensory Perception* (1934), the foundational academic work that established experimental…

• Extra-Sensory Perception: Part II. The Experimental Results: Chapter 8. Five Other Major Subjects

  It will be convenient to complete the presentation of the other five principal subjects as something of a single unit of contribution…

• Extra-Sensory Perception: Part III. Explanation and Discussion: Appendix to Chapter 15. Suggestions to Those Who May Care to Repeat These Experiments

  This is a practical methodology section from J.B. Rhine's foundational 1934 parapsychology monograph *Extra-Sensory Perception*, which…

• Extra-Sensory Perception: Part III. Explanation and Discussion: Chapter 10. Physical Conditions in the Functioning of E.S.P.

  If one is reasonably sure that he is dealing with a process of reality that is not explainable by the commoner hypotheses of chance, fraud…

• Extra-Sensory Perception: Part III. Explanation and Discussion: Chapter 11. Some Physiological Conditions Affecting E.S.P.

  If it is correct to assume some energetic causal relationship between the percipient and the agent or card, as, I think, our scientific…

• Extra-Sensory Perception: Part III. Explanation and Discussion: Chapter 12. The Psychological Conditions and Bearings of the Results

  This is a chapter from J. B. Rhine's 1934 scientific monograph on extrasensory perception, the foundational text of modern experimental…

• Extra-Sensory Perception: Part III. Explanation and Discussion: Chapter 13. E.S.P. From the Viewpoint of General Parapsychology

  This is a chapter from J.B. Rhine's landmark 1934 experimental parapsychology monograph, written in the tradition of empirical laboratory…

• Extra-Sensory Perception: Part III. Explanation and Discussion: Chapter 14. Some General Biological Considerations

  This is a chapter from J. B. Rhine's *Extra-Sensory Perception* (1934), the foundational academic text that established experimental…

• Extra-Sensory Perception: Part III. Explanation and Discussion: Chapter 15. Summary and Concluding Remarks

  It seems likely that a table summarizing the general totals of those chapters giving the main figures would be of some convenience to the…

• Extra-Sensory Perception: Part III. Explanation and Discussion: Chapter 9. Elimination of Negative Hypotheses

  This is a chapter from J. B. Rhine's 1934 academic monograph *Extra-Sensory Perception*, a foundational text in parapsychology that…

• Extra-Sensory Perception: Part III. Explanation and Discussion: Second Appendix to Chapter 15.

  This is an appendix from J. B. Rhine's 1934 monograph *Extra-Sensory Perception*, presenting the statistical case against chance as an…

• Extra-Sensory Perception: Preface

  This is the preface to J. B. Rhine's 1934 scientific monograph *Extra-Sensory Perception*, the foundational text of modern parapsychology…

• Extra-Sensory Perception: Title Page
• Mental Radio Index

  | Fig. 22 | Mental Radio by Upton Sinclair [1930] | Upton Sinclair took a gamble publishing this book. A lifelong Socialist who ran for…

• Mental Radio: Chapter I

  *Mental Radio* (1930) is a nonfiction personal account by the American socialist author Upton Sinclair, written in the tradition of…

• Mental Radio: Chapter II

  *Mental Radio* (1930) is a nonfiction advocacy book by American socialist writer Upton Sinclair, documenting his and his wife Mary Craig…

• Mental Radio: Chapter III

  *Mental Radio* (1930) is a nonfiction work by socialist author Upton Sinclair presenting personal evidence for telepathy and psychic…

• Mental Radio: Chapter IV

  *Mental Radio* (1930) is a nonfiction account by the novelist and social critic Upton Sinclair investigating paranormal phenomena, written…

• Mental Radio: Chapter IX

  *Mental Radio* is a non-fiction account by the American socialist novelist Upton Sinclair, presenting firsthand observations of what he…

• Mental Radio: Chapter V

  *Mental Radio* (1930) is a nonfiction account by the novelist and social critic Upton Sinclair, documenting his and his wife Mary Craig…

• Mental Radio: Chapter VI

  *Mental Radio* (1930) is a first-person account by American socialist novelist Upton Sinclair documenting what he presents as evidence for…

• Mental Radio: Chapter VII

  I come now to a less fantastic and more convincing series of experiments; those made with the husband of my wife's younger sister, Robert…

• Mental Radio: Chapter VIII

  The experiments just described were all that were done with Bob, because he found them a strain. Craig asked me to make some drawings for…

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