Victorian Spiritualism:
(The Table-Rappers - R. Pearsall)
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(p9-10)
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(p10-11)
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Mesmerism
(p15)
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(p20)
(p20)
(p20-21)
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Michael Faraday
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(p24-25)
Elizabeth Barrett
(p25-26)
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Paranormality: Why We See What Isn't There
(Professor Richard Wiseman)
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Kate Bush - 'Strange Phenomena'
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Eliza reminds me of Douglas Adams' character Gag Halfrunt in the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy
Gag is Zaphod Beeblebrox's Brain Care Specialist
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Image taken by Mumler
Dr. Hyppolite Baraduc
(p61-62)
Image taken by Baraduc
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A couple of personas of Sir Michael Gambon - dressing up to look the part
i.e. actors use similar methods to portray different people and to fool an audience
(p122-123)
This is a test made by Richard Wiseman of Swami Premenda's powers under controlled conditions
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Richard Wiseman interviews Dr. Peter Lamont
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*the decline of Spiritualism as cinema evolved, does this mean that it was nothing more than entertainment anyway, and that cinema was a new trick or wonder of something that appeared supernatural?
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(p149-150)
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Joseph Jastrow
(p157)
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Edmund Jacobson
(p158-159)
Dan Wegner
(p169)
Daniel M. Wegner - How do we control our minds?
Stages of Sleep
(p200-201)
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Michael Persinger vs. Pehr Granqvist
(p218-220)
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Heider and Simmel's psychological animation test
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(Jim Steinmeyer)
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Harry Houdini
(p5)
David Devant
(p6)
Modern Shadowgraph Stage Art
The Davenport Brothers
(p7)
John Nevil Maskerlyne
Orson Welles
(p12-13)
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(p14-15)
Howard Thurston on stage
(p17)
Jean Robert-Houdin
(p17)
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