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From Pat Deveney's database:
Bulletin de la Societe Lorraine de psychologie applique. The journal announced its goal as "the study of the phenomena due to suggestion and the possible applications of these phenomena to education, re-education, cure of the sick, etc.” More specifically, it was devoted, with some academic pretensions in its later years, to the wonders of |
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| Bulletin De La Societe Lorraine De Psychologie Appliquee N17 1922 | |
| Bulletin De La Societe Lorraine De Psychologie Appliquee N18 1922 | |
| Bulletin De La Societe Lorraine De Psychologie Appliquee N19 1923 | |
| Bulletin De La Societe Lorraine De Psychologie Appliquee N20 1923 | |
| Bulletin De La Societe Lorraine De Psychologie Appliquee N21 1924 | |
| Bulletin De La Societe Lorraine De Psychologie Appliquee N22 1924 | |
| Bulletin De La Societe Lorraine De Psychologie Appliquee N24 1925 | |
| Bulletin De La Societe Lorraine De Psychologie Appliquee N27 1927 | |
| Bulletin De La Societe Lorraine De Psychologie Appliquee N28 1925 | |
| Bulletin De La Societe Lorraine De Psychologie Appliquee N28 1927 | |
| Bulletin De La Societe Lorraine De Psychologie Appliquee N29 1928 | |
| Bulletin De La Societe Lorraine De Psychologie Appliquee N30 1928 | |
| Bulletin De La Societe Lorraine De Psychologie Appliquee N31 1929 | |
| Bulletin De La Societe Lorraine De Psychologie Appliquee N32 1929 | |
| Bulletin De La Societe Lorraine De Psychologie Appliquee N33 1930 | |
| Bulletin De La Societe Lorraine De Psychologie Appliquee N34 1930 | |
| Bulletin De La Societe Lorraine De Psychologie Appliquee N35 1930 | |
| Bulletin De La Societe Lorraine De Psychologie Appliquee N36 1930 | |
| Bulletin De La Societe Lorraine De Psychologie Appliquee N37 1931 | |
| Bulletin De La Societe Lorraine De Psychologie Appliquee N38 1931 | |
| Bulletin De La Societe Lorraine De Psychologie Appliquee N39 1931 | |
| Bulletin De La Societe Lorraine De Psychologie Appliquee N40 1931 | |
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The Bulletin de la Société Lorraine de Psychologie Appliquée was the organ of a 1920s Nancy society devoted to applied psychology and therapeutic suggestion. Its overwhelming preoccupation is suggestion and autosuggestion, and it names its own lineage openly — Braid, Bernheim's Nancy hypnotism, Charcot, and above all Émile Coué and his 'school of psychotherapy' in the same Lorraine milieu. The bulletin treats mesmerism, hypnotism and faith healing as the historical ancestry of a modern, clinical practice of self-suggestion for health and self-mastery. A keyword panel reads its constant use of 'esprit' as spiritualism, but in context the word means simply 'mind,' and the journal belongs to the history of scientific suggestion therapy rather than to spiritism or the occult. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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