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From Pat Deveney's database:
Luce e Ombra.
The journal began in
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| Luce E Ombra V2 1902 | |
| Luce E Ombra V3 1903 | |
| Luce E Ombra V7 1907 | |
| Luce E Ombra V8 1908 | |
| Luce E Ombra V9 1909 | |
| Luce E Ombra V10 1910 | |
| Luce E Ombra V11 1911 | |
| Luce E Ombra V12 1912 | |
| Luce E Ombra V13 1913 | |
| Luce E Ombra V15 1915 | |
| Luce E Ombra V16 1916 | |
| Luce E Ombra V17 1917 | |
| Luce E Ombra V18 1918 | |
| Luce E Ombra V19 1919 | |
| Luce E Ombra V20 1920 | |
| Luce E Ombra V21 1921 | |
| Luce E Ombra V22 1922 | |
| Luce E Ombra V23 1923 | |
| Luce E Ombra V24 1924 | |
| Luce E Ombra V25 1925 | |
| Luce E Ombra V26 1926 | |
| Luce E Ombra V27 1927 | |
| Luce E Ombra V28 1928 | |
| Luce E Ombra V29 1929 | |
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Luce e Ombra ('Light and Shadow'), founded in Milan in 1901, was the principal Italian review of scientific spiritism and metapsychics, the venue where investigators such as Ernesto Bozzano pressed the case for experimental study of mediumship and survival. Its pages combine séance reportage — materializations, tangible phantom-forms, trance and control — with a methodological insistence on 'ricerca sperimentale' over both materialist and idealist dogma, and a running interest in hypnotism, suggestion, and veridical dreams of the dead. It reads the phenomena empirically, as evidence for the survival of consciousness, rather than as devotional Kardecist doctrine. This makes it a cornerstone of Italian psychical research and a bridge between séance-room spiritualism and academic parapsychology. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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