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 John A Henderson MD Apr 08, 2005
By John A. Henderson
The cover describes this history of hypnotism as, "by Peter Reveen as told to William Harwood." That seems like a strange collaboration. Reveen was a concert hypnotist whose bread and butter depended on convincing his audiences, including the book's purchasers, that the performers on his stage were really hypnotized. But historian Harwood is on record elsewhere as concluding that, "Hypnotism has never been demonstrated to exist and almost certainly does not exist." Not surprisingly, the book endorses the sincerity of pioneers like Anton Mesmer and James Braid, but without making claims with which the book's editor could not associate his name. Did Reveen believe in hypnotism when the book was written? Probably. Does he still believe in hypnotism? Even Harwood cannot answer tht one.
0 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 hypno mow or never Feb 13, 2008
By H. Roder
"Msc of life- martial arts and acupuncture"
this whas the firts time i think on of his book whas not so good as the other ones
is start good but then he goos of with to mutch of his own ideers
then he start to revieuw things that has not so mutch value
as his ohther books
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