Routledge Revival: Methods and Uses of Hypnosis - 1928 Classic

This 1928 treatise explores the powers of the subconscious mind through comprehensive examination of hypnosis and self-hypnosis methods. Originally published as a follow-up to the author's 1910 work Hypnotism and Suggestion in Daily Life, Education and Medical Practice, this Routledge revival edition draws attention to the importance of hypnotism and its phenomena to stimulate inquiry into this mysterious and unexplored subject. The author incorporates decades of additional experience and research into this entirely new work, offering readers a detailed exploration of hypnotic techniques and their applications. This classic text serves as both a historical document of early psychological study and a substantive guide to understanding how hypnotic suggestion works on the subconscious mind, making it essential for students of clinical psychology, applied psychology, and the history of psychological treatment methods.