Telepathy : an outline of its facts, theory, and implications / by Whately Carington.

  • Whately Carington
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[1945]
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Credit: Telepathy : an outline of its facts, theory, and implications / by Whately Carington. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CHAPTER XI. THE PROBLEM OF SURVIVAL 83. Inversion of the Classical Treatment. 84. The Meaning of ‘Survival'. 85. Stability of the Psychon System as the Determinant of Survival. 86. Effects of Perseveration. 87. The Post-mortem World of Images. 88. Corporeal versus Intellectual Interests. 89. Recognition, Reunion, etc. 90. Contact with the Physical World: Psychical Environ¬ ment. 91. Stability of Psychon Systems. 92. Formation of Larger Systems. 93. Reincarnation: Genius and Inspiration. 94. The Problem of Survival: Summary and Conclusion XII. THEOLOGY AND RELIGION 95. Introductory: The Need for a New Outlook. 96. History versus Myth: The True Contribution of Christianity. 97. The Notion of the Spirit of Man. 98. The Spirit of Man as the Basis of Natural Religion. 99. Definition of Deity. 100. Concluding Remarks XIII. GROUP MINDS AND SOCIAL SYSTEMS 101. General. 102. Formation of Group Minds: Ideas and Crowds. 103. Ideas and Crowds, continued. 104. Group Minds: General Principles of Formation. 105. Group Minds among Animals. 106. Note on Instinct. 107. Group Minds and Nationalism. 108. The Group Mind of Nazi Germany CONCLUDING REMARKS: PERSPECTIVE REFERENCES PAGE 124 145 x53 165 171 INDEX !74
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