Braid s hypothesis essentially repeats the doctrines of the French imaginationnist hypnotizers such Jose Custodio da Faria and Alexandre Bertrand.
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Ultimately she rejected any form of hypnotism or mesmerism, stating : " The hypnotizer employs one error to destroy another.
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Tiny then writes a " hypnotizer " code to link the gloves, the projector, and the internet, and they're done.
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Allen plays an insurance investigator who is put under hypnosis and then instructed by his hypnotizer ( David Ogden Stiers ) to perform elaborate jewel heists.
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In 1841, Braid attends a public demonstration of the hypnotizer Charles Lafontaine and in 1843 he publishes " Neurhypnology, Treaty of nervous sleep or hypnotism ".
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According to the tin signs by his door, Sellers is an attorney at law and claim agent, a materializer, a hypnotizer, and a mind-cure dabbler.
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In 1880, a neurologist of Breslau, Rudolf Heidenhain, impressed by the achievements of the public hypnotizer Carl Hansen, adopts his method and publishes a book on animal magnetism.
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Bernheim has been criticised for failing to recognise the role of what Pierre Janet called the rapport between hypnotizer and hypnotised-the element from which Freud would evolve the concept of transference.
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Chaugnar Faugn had attacked and mangled 5 people, Imhert thinks the machine is just an hypnotizer, and Algernon plays the ray on the wall until it dissolves to convince him otherwise.
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His contribution consists above all of proposing a new method of fascination based on concentrating on a brilliant object, a method that supposedly produces more constant and more rapid effects compared to that of the old-fashioned hypnotizers, and a theory based on the concept of mental fatigue.
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