Abstract
THIS imposing volume is known in Germany and Austria as the “Dreimannerbuch.” It is the first of a trio of books intended to deal exhaustively with modern representatives of those occult sciences 'which have never ceased to occupy a certain type of mind since the days of Paracelsus. The increasing habit of civilised humanity to submit all such ‘hidden’ sources of knowledge to examination by modern scientific methods has driven their advocates and devotees to adopt at least an apparently up-to-date terminology.
Der physikalische Mediumismus.
Von Dr. W. v. Gulat-Wellenburg Graf Carl v. Klinckowstroem Dr. Hans Rosenbusch. ("Der Okkultismus in Urkunden," herausgegeben von Max Dessoir.) Pp. xiv + 494 + 15 Tafeln. (Berlin: Verlag Ullstein, 1925.)
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Der physikalische Mediumismus . Nature 119, 187–189 (1927). https://doi.org/10.1038/119187a0
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