Fact and Fable in Psychology

by Joseph Jastrow

• Darlingism, [224].
• Darwin, Erasmus, [346].
• Davey, ——; see Hodgson and Davey.
• Deafness, in relation to dreams, [347].
• Deception, as dependent upon objective conditions, [109];
  • as dependent upon habit, [111];
  • love of, [111];
  • historical aspect of, [112];
  • conjuring, [113], [114-117], [120-128];
  • as imitation of reality, [116-118];
  • as dependent upon subjective conditions, [118], [120-128];
  • and technical knowledge, [13], [128], [148];
  • analysis of, [129];
  • as influenced by contagion, [132-134];
  • liability to, [150];
  • see also Illusion.
• Deleuze, J. P. F., [217].
• Deslon, [183], [184].
• Dickens, Charles, [350].
• Digby, Sir Kenelm, [261].
• Dorman, ——, [240], [246], [249].
• Drawings, equivocal, [286-295].
• Dreams, sensory factors in, [364], [365];
  • of the blind; see Blindness; see Omens.
• Dupotet, ——, [202], [224].
• Dyer, ——, [256], [258], [264].

• Eccentric opinions, [2].
• Eddy, Mary Baker Glover, [27].
• Electro-biology, [219].
• Englinton, ——, [146].
• Esdaile, ——, [215].

• Faria, Abbé, [200];
  • his use of suggestion, [201].
• Folk-medicine, [260], [265].
• Fox, Margaret and Katie, [138].
• Frazer, ——, [254].
• Furness, Horace Howard, [142-144], [158], [163].

• Galton, Francis, [338], [366].
• Gassner, Johann Joseph, [179], [180].
• Greaterick or Greatrakes, Valentine, [176-178], [180].
• Gregory, William, [222].

• Hall, G. Stanley, [347], [348].
• Hallucinations, [71].
• Hansen, ——, [229].
• Heermann, Dr. G., [342], [343].
• Hodgson, Richard, [8], [147], [150];
  • and Davey, [129], [149], [151-157].
• Hollerith, ——, [301].
• Houdin, Robert, [121], [122].
• Husson, ——, [202].
• Hypnotism, [67], [171];
  • history of, 172 sqq., [203], [227], [231-235];
  • before the Academies, [202-205];
  • extravagances of, [214], [217-227];
  • as applied to medicine, [202], [204], [214];
  • lessons of, [231-235].
• Hypothesis, its logical status, [100], [101].

• Illusion, [109], [110];
  • optical, [282], [284];
  • of ambiguous outlines, [286] sqq.;
  • see also Deception.
• Images, their use in magic, [244].
• Inertia, mental, [296], [297-300].
• Interest, as creating coincidences, [88-92];
  • as influencing perception, [119];
  • in Psychical Research, [56-58], [63], [65].
• Involuntary Movements, [307];
  • illustrations of, [312-321];
  • influence of bodily position upon, [322-330];
  • analysis of, [322-330];
  • varieties of, [334];
  • effects of object of attention upon, [331-333];
  • see also Subconscious.
• Involuntary whispering, [335], [336].

• James, William, [39], [41], [43].

• Kellar, Harry, [122], [140], [150].
• Keller, Helen, [366];
  • her account of her dream-life, [353-358];
  • her mental traits, [351], [352], [359], [360].
• Kitto, John, [363], [366].
• Knerr, Dr., [141], [142], [145].

• Lang, Andrew, [14], [21], [66], [166], [176].
• Le Bon, ——, [134].
• Lewis, Prof. Carvill, [146].
• Liebault, A. A., [216].
• Logic, as applied to the occult, [3], [13], [19], [23], [30], [31], [39];
  • logicality and rationality, [45].
• Lubbock, Sir J., [242], [252].