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The Future of the Field of Mediumship
This collection has critically examined numerous facets of the phenomenon of mediumship: explanatory models and paranormal belief; culture, psychopathology and psychotherapeutic potential; and quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-method approaches.
Alvarado, Carlos S +17 more
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This article explores the intersections of clairvoyance, mediumship and gender in early-twentieth-century art through the case of the Finnish artist and occultist Meri Genetz (1885–1943).
Nina Kokkinen
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Arthur Conan Doyle’s Stories of Gothic Spiritualism and/as Feminist Counter-Narratives
Arthur Conan Doyle’s most famous creation, Sherlock Holmes, is a determined rationalist, yet Doyle was himself a convert to spiritualism. Doyle’s interest in spiritualism informs four, somewhat neglected Gothic tales written during the last decades of ...
Adrian Tait
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Editorial: Spirituality and Mental Health: Exploring the Meanings of the Term "Spiritual". [PDF]
Saad M, Drysdale E, Maraldi E.
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Susy Smith. The Mediumship of Mrs. Leonard
Roux Jean-Paul. Susy Smith. The Mediumship of Mrs. Leonard. In: Revue de l'histoire des religions, tome 169, n°2, 1966.
Roux, Jean-Paul
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Differences in Cognitive-Perceptual Factors Arising From Variations in Self-Professed Paranormal Ability. [PDF]
Drinkwater KG +3 more
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Mediums and stars: mediumship, show business, and celebrity in nineteenth-century spiritualism
Mediums and stars: mediumship, show business, and celebrity in nineteenth-century ...
Simone Natale (1259505)
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Recent investigations of mediums have tended to focus on a prooforiented approach intended to demonstrate whether or not an explanation of mediumship in terms of discarnate survival is tenable rather than exploring the subjective meanings attributed by ...
Roxburgh, Elizabeth C
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Glossolalie visive. La fotografia spiritica tra scienza e religione
In 1895 Ferdinand de Saussure, the father of sémiologie and modern linguistics, was called by his colleague Théodore Flournoy, Professor of Psychology at Geneva University, to examine a curious case of spirit possession.
Tatsuma Padoan
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Grant Allen’s Folk Horror Mediation of the Science and Spiritualist Debate
This essay reads Grant Allen’s “Pallinghurst Barrow” as folk horror about the late-Victorian spiritualist debates. We read Allen’s story as not only sympathetic to spiritualism, but also as critical of the gendered and genred politics of fin-de-siècle ...
Ian M. Clark, Brooke Cameron
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