Hypnosis. Suggestion. Telepathy

Can one learn to read minds? Is hypnosis effective in treating mental disorders? Do psychic epidemics exist and what role did suggestion play in well-known historical events? Discover the hidden potentials of the brain with the book "Vladimir Bekhterev. Hypnosis. Suggestion. Telepathy." This collection includes key works of the outstanding Russian scientist, psychiatrist, and psychologist Vladimir Mikhailovich Bekhterev (1857—1927), dedicated to issues of influence on individuals and groups of people. The scientist explored the causes of hallucinations, illusions, and mass psychoses, as well as methods of treatment. He studied the possibilities of verbal and mental influence on people, the phenomenon of mind reading, and telepathy. He analyzed the psychology of crowds and the qualities of a leader capable of guiding others. If you are interested in psychology, mental health, brain function, or the history of medicine, this book will be an invaluable source of knowledge in these fields. It will help develop critical thinking and maintain mental health in the age of information overload. The series "Three Main Works" introduces readers to key works and ideas of world philosophy and culture. Carefully selected works of famous thinkers will find a deserving place in the readers' library.