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How to Hypnotize — L.H. Anderson — 1896

How to Hypnotize — L.H. Anderson — 1896

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Published in 1896, How to Hypnotize by L. H. Anderson is a practical manual from the period when hypnotism was emerging from the older traditions of mesmerism into popular psychology and public demonstration.

Anderson describes hypnosis as a condition of focused attention and heightened receptivity to suggestion. The work discusses the operator’s confidence, eye fixation, verbal repetition, relaxation, expectation, and several methods used historically to induce trance-like states.

Its applications reflect the broad claims and assumptions of the late nineteenth century, ranging from habit and pain control to entertainment and interpersonal influence.

Historical Note
This book is preserved as a document of early hypnotic practice. It does not represent modern clinical standards, informed-consent requirements, or contemporary psychological guidance.

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Author: L. H. Anderson
Publication year: 1896
Subjects: Hypnotism, mesmerism, suggestion, trance, concentration, and mental influence
Available formats: PDF and Physical Book

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