Hypnotism : how it is done, its uses, and dangers
James R. Cocke
Hypnotism : how it is done, its uses, and dangers
James R. Cocke offers a practical introduction to hypnotism, explaining its methods, potential applications, and risks. Historically, the book reflects the era when hypnosis was moving between entertainment, psychology, and medicine, and readers will find accessible explanations of technique alongside cautions about misuse.
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James R. Cocke appears to be an obscure author associated with esoteric or occult literature. I cannot reliably identify him from standard reference knowledge, so I am noting only this broad association rather than inventing details.
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