01303nam a22002057a 450000500170000000800410001702000100005804000100006808200160007810000230009424500360011726000360015330000110018950507460020054600120094665000160095894200070097499900170098195200990099820260513125740.0260513b        |||||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a(pbk)  cUE-CL  a133.1bT985  aTyrrell, G. H. M.   aApparitionsc/ G. H. M. Tyrrell  aNew York:bCollier Books,c1963  a192 p.  aI THE CENSUS OF HALLUCINATIONS

1. Value of the Evidence

2. The "Faggot" Theory

3. The Cases Form a Natural Group

4. Crisis-cases and Chance-coincidence

5. Classes of Apparitions

6. Theories Held by Gurney and Myers

7. Gurney's Theory

8. Myers's Theory

II CHARACTERISTICS OF APPARITIONS

1. Spatial Presentation

2. Non-physical Character

3. Imitation of Normal Perception

4. Additional Features

5. Collective Percipience

6. Feeling of Cold

7. Other Subjective Feelings

8. The Participation of Animals in Telepathy

9. The "Perfect Apparition"

10. Bearing of the "Perfect Apparition" on the Value of the Evidence

III THEORY OF APPARITIONS

1. Normal Sense-perception

2. Illusions and Hallucinations

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