"Electro-Biology; or, The Doctrine of Impressions" explores the fascinating intersection of early scientific inquiry and the emerging field of psychology in the mid-19th century. Authored by John A. Wroe with contributions from John Reid, M. D., this volume delves into the principles of electro-biology, a precursor to hypnotism and the study of suggestion.
The book examines the effects of mental impressions on the human body, reflecting a time when the boundaries between science, philosophy, and spirituality were more fluid. Readers interested in the history of psychology, mesmerism, and the evolution of scientific thought will find this work a compelling glimpse into the past. Discover the ideas that shaped early investigations into the power of the mind and its influence on physical well-being.
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