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Hypnotism: Its History, Practice and Theory THE CONTEMPORARY SCIENCE SERIES. EDITED BY HAVELOCK ELLIS. HYPNOTISM. PREFACE TO THE FOURTH EDITION. MY numerous other duties have, unfortunately, delayed the appearance of this
edition of my book, in spite of the fact that the third has long been sold out.
In the present; fourth edition, I have completely revised my former woik and
made many important additions thereto. I have endeavoured to bring it into line
with our present-day knowledge, and have laid special stress on the universal
importance which has become attached to hypnotism and suggestion during the
last ten years. I have given the narrowest limits possible to the concept suggestion,
with the view of better differentiating suggestion from other psychic process
than was formerly done. Relatively speaking, the fewest alterations have been
made in the chapters on symptomatology and post-hypnotic suggestion. Very little
has been added to our knowledge of these questions during the last few years,
and it would appear that this branch of hypnotic research is fairly exhausted,
though, of course, it may one day happen that it will have to go through a searching
revision which will prove instructive.
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