Author
James Esdaile
10 books in the catalog, 7 readable free online. Attribution follows the source libraries; roles such as editor or translator are noted on each book.
- LC Name Authorityn86867585(opens in a new tab)
- Open LibraryOL2002165A(opens in a new tab)
- OpenAlexA5016302045(opens in a new tab)
- Wellcomew8ytc3f3(opens in a new tab)
- Books
- 10
- Years
- 1834–1977
- first publication dates
- Languages
- 1
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- Traditions
- 4
Traditions
- Mesmerism, animal magnetism, and hypnosis10
- Telepathy, clairvoyance, and precognition1
- Consciousness, mysticism, and metaphysics1
- Ancient religions, animism, and ritual1
Subjects across their works
- Mesmerism8
- Anesthetic Hypnosis4
- Hypnotism in surgery4
- Hypnosis3
- Therapeutic use3
- hypnotism3
- Electronic books2
- History2
- Medicine2
- Suggestive Therapeutics2
- Surgery2
- Anesthesia1
- Animal Population Groups1
- Animal behavior1
- Animal intelligence1
- Animal, habits and behavior of1
- Animaux1
- Arts and Humanities1
- Clairvoyance1
- Computer Science1
- Consciousness1
- General Health Professions1
- Global Healthcare and Medical Tourism1
- Habits and behavior of Animals1
Languages
- English10 · 100%
Works
10 books
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Animal intelligence
George John Romanes, Alfred Binet, John Elliotson, James Esdaile, Robert Macnish
1834
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Mesmerism in India, and its practical application in surgery and medicine
James Esdaile, Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
1846
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Mesmerism in India
James Esdaile
1847
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The introduction of mesmerism, as an an©Œsthetic and curative agent, into the hospitals of India
James Esdaile, University of Glasgow. Library
1852
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Natural And Mesmeric Clairvoyance
James Esdaile
1852
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The introduction of mesmerism (with the sanction of the government) into the public hospitals of India
James Esdaile
1856
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The introduction of mesmerism, as an anæsthetic and curative agent, into the hospitals of India
James Esdaile
1852
The introduction of mesmerism, as an anaesthtetic and curative agent, into the hospitals of India
James Esdaile
1852
Numerous cases of surgical operations without pain in the mesmeric state . Mesmerism in India . The philosophy of sleep
John Elliotson, James Esdaile, Robert Macnish
1977
The introduction of mesmerism, as an anaesthetic and curative agent, into the hospitals of India
James Esdaile
1852