neurypnology मीनिंग इन हिंदी

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Braid is credited with writing the first ever book on hypnotism, " Neurypnology " ( 1843 ).
2. Nearly a year after the publication of " Neurypnology ", the secretary of the Royal Manchester Institution invited Braid to conduct a conversazione in the Institution s lecture theatre on Monday, 22 April 1844.
3. He also rejected outright the assertion that the transformation in question had " proceeded from, or [ had been ] excited into action by another [ person ] " ( " Neurypnology ", p . 32 ).
4. In 1843 he published " Neurypnology; or the Rationale of Nervous Sleep " " "'Considered in Relation with Animal Magnetism & " "', his first and only book-length exposition of his views.
5. Braid conducted a number of experiments with self-hypnotization upon himself, and, by now convinced that he had discovered the natural Captain Thomas Brown ( 1785 1862 ) on Monday 22 November 1841  his first hypnotic subject was Mr . J . A . Walker . ( see " Neurypnology ", pp . 16 20 .)
6. Aside from the already established journal, The Phrenological Journal and Miscellany, which ran from 1823 to 1847, and the " The Phrenological Almanac ", which ran from 1842 to 1845, published by the Glasgow Phrenological Society, there was hypnotism, " Neurypnology or The Rationale of Nervous Sleep, Considered in Relation with Animal Magnetism, Illustrated by Numerous Cases of its Successful Application in the Relief and Cure of Disease " was released in July 1843.
7. Finding that  few seem to be acquainted with any of [ Braid s ] works except " Neurypnology " or with the fact that [ " Neurypnology " ] was only one of a long series on the subject of hypnotism, and that in the later ones his views completely changed, Bramwell was convinced that this ignorance of Braid, which sprang from  imperfect knowledge of his writings, was further compounded by at least three  universally adopted opinions; viz ., that Braid was English ( Braid was a Scot ),  believed in phrenology ( Braid did not ), and  knew nothing of suggestion ( when, in fact, Braid was its strongest advocate ).
8. Finding that  few seem to be acquainted with any of [ Braid s ] works except " Neurypnology " or with the fact that [ " Neurypnology " ] was only one of a long series on the subject of hypnotism, and that in the later ones his views completely changed, Bramwell was convinced that this ignorance of Braid, which sprang from  imperfect knowledge of his writings, was further compounded by at least three  universally adopted opinions; viz ., that Braid was English ( Braid was a Scot ),  believed in phrenology ( Braid did not ), and  knew nothing of suggestion ( when, in fact, Braid was its strongest advocate ).
9. Finding that " few seem to be acquainted with any of [ Braid's ] works except " Neurypnology " or with the fact that [ " Neurypnology " ] was only one of a long series on the subject of hypnotism, and that in the later ones his views completely changed ", Bramwell was convinced that this ignorance of Braid, which sprang from " imperfect knowledge of his writings ", was further compounded by at least three " universally adopted opinions "; viz ., that Braid was English ( Braid was a Scot ), " believed in phrenology " ( Braid did not ), and " knew nothing of suggestion " ( when, in fact, Braid was its strongest advocate, and, also, was first to apply the term " suggestion " to the practice ).
10. Finding that " few seem to be acquainted with any of [ Braid's ] works except " Neurypnology " or with the fact that [ " Neurypnology " ] was only one of a long series on the subject of hypnotism, and that in the later ones his views completely changed ", Bramwell was convinced that this ignorance of Braid, which sprang from " imperfect knowledge of his writings ", was further compounded by at least three " universally adopted opinions "; viz ., that Braid was English ( Braid was a Scot ), " believed in phrenology " ( Braid did not ), and " knew nothing of suggestion " ( when, in fact, Braid was its strongest advocate, and, also, was first to apply the term " suggestion " to the practice ).