The soul of things
Subtitle: psychometric experiments for re-living history
By: William Denton ; introduction by Colin Wilson.
Series: The Colin Wilson library of the paranormal
Publisher: Aquarian Press; Distributed by Sterling Pub. Co.; Brand: Aquarian Press
Published: 1988
Place of publication: Wellingborough, Northamptonshire; New York, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 370
Subjects: Psychometry (Parapsychology)
Notes: "First published 1863"--T.p. verso.
Distributor from label on t.p.
Includes index.
Table of contents: label: Part I
title: Psychometric Researches And Discoveries; label: Chapter I
title: Pictures On The Retina And Brain
pagenum: 11; label: Chapter II
title: Pictures On Surrounding Objects
pagenum: 26; label: Chapter III
title: Psychometry
pagenum: 32; label: Chapter IV
title: Experiments
pagenum: 37; label: Chapter V
title: Remarkable Phenomena Explained
pagenum: 255; label: Chapter VI
title: Utility Of Psychometry
pagenum: 287; label: Chapter VII
title: Mysteries Revealed
pagenum: 289; label: Chapter VIII
title: Conclusion
pagenum: 306; label: Part II
title: Questions, Considerations, And Suggestions
pagenum: 312; title: How Objects Are Seen Psychometrically
pagenum: 321; title: Why Called Sight
pagenum: 328; title: Mesmeric Influence Not Needed To Induce The Necessary Sensitiveness
pagenum: 333; title: Where The Gaze Is Directed
pagenum: 335; title: Why The Psychometer Is Unable To See Some Objects
pagenum: 336; title: The Nature Of The Light By Which Objects Are Seen
pagenum: 339; title: How The Psychometer Travels, Or Appears To Travel
pagenum: 348; title: How Account For The Hearing Of Sounds
pagenum: 354; title: Going Backward In Time
pagenum: 356; title: Continued Effects Of Influences
pagenum: 356; title: Departed Spirits
pagenum: 361; title: Predominant Influences
pagenum: 362; title: Conclusion
pagenum: 364