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(New York: American Society for Psychical Research), 1908., 1908.. Fair. - Octavo, softcover bound in printed tan wraps. The wraps are detached and the spine is chipped & torn. Pages [259]-309 plus [3] pages of ads. The first few pages have stains around the staples. Fair. "Section 'B' of the American Institute for Scientific Research".The featured articles in this issue are both by James H. Hyslop: In "Personal Identity" Hyslop discusses the violent opposition between believers and sceptics in relation to physical manifestations that are met with in psychic research. He attributes this to the difference between "visualizers" -- those who conceive of a person's identity in purely visual terms and those who conceive of it in terms of the person's inner life and activity. "A Record of Experiments" continues a series of detailed records of Hyslop's investigations of paranormal activities. This one concerns a case of clairvoyance.

(New York: American Society for Psychical Research), 1908., 1908.. Fair. - Octavo, softcover bound in printed tan wraps. The binding is lightly chipped with a tear to the tail of the spine. There is a stain to the front cover & 2 small stains to the rear cover. The bottom corner of the front cover is lightly creased. Pages [1]-74 plus [2] pages of ads. Illustrated with a few textual sketches. There is a small chip & dampstaining to the top edge of each page. Good reading copy. "Section 'B' of the American Institute for Scientific Research".The featured articles in this issue are concerned with questions of life after death. "Human Personality: Objections to Belief in Immortality" (Part 6) by Hartley B. Alexander discusses how the intimate relationship of body and mind is "an obstacle to belief in a spiritual survival of bodily death". "Prof. Muensterberg and Dr. Hodgson" by James H. Hyslop contrasts the experiences of a Mrs. Piper and Dr. Hodgson with the professor's sceptical views on immortality.… Leer más

(New York: American Society for Psychical Research), 1912., 1912.. Good. - Octavo, softcover bound in printed blue wraps. The spine is faded with minor staining & a chip out of the tail. The top corners are lightly bumped & the edges of the wraps are slightly darkened. Pages [517]-576. The top page corners are bumped. Very good. Among the contents of this issue are "The Problem of Obsession", an examination by James H. Hyslop of the confusion between the psychiatric diagnosis of obsession and demoniac possession; and "Experiments Continued (Part 5)" by Robert Hyslop, who defends against charges of fraud the case of two ladies who claim to have received telepathic communications from his father. There are also brief reports of cases of paranormal incidents.

(New York: American Society for Psychical Research), 1908., 1908.. Very good. - Octavo, softcover bound in printed tan wraps. There is a tiny chip to the tail of the spine. Pages [202]-254 plus [2] pages of ads. There is a tiny mark to the fore-edge & to the front edges of several pages. Very good. "Section 'B' of the American Institute for Scientific Research".The two articles featured in this issue are "A Record of Experiments" [experiments with a Ouija board] by James H. Hyslop; and "Vitality and Psychic Research" by J. Austin Shaw. Shaw writes about a recent book exemplifying the controversial theories of "the neo-vitalists in Biology" regarding the restoration and maintenance of health.

York, PA. 1917 first edition. octavo wraps. Hyslop article on Doris Case is on pp. 459-492 . Other articles in issue as well. VG . no owner marks. (We do not know if there were more than 2 parts to the Doris Case article by Hyslop.) .

York, PA. 1917 first edition. octavo wraps. Hyslop article is on pp. 296-323. Other articles in issue as well. Near VG light cover wear. .

York, PA. 1917 first edition. octavo wraps. Hyslop article on Doris Case is on pp. 324-343. Other articles in issue as well. Near VG light cover wear. .

York, PA. 1917 first edition. octavo wraps. Articles by Hyslop and by Connington (on teleparhy and clairvoyance; , The Stiebel Case, The Biggs case and more. Good plus. no owner marks. .

[New York]: [The Society], 1910., 1910.. Very good. - Octavo, 8-3/4 inches high by 6 inches wide. Softcover, bound in blue printed wrappers. The head and tail of the spine are slightly chipped. Pages [53]-108 & (6). The top of the text block is separating from the covers. Very good. <p>The contents include: "Experiments with Trance Phenomena", "Phenomena in Trance Deception", "A Mediumistic Experiment" by James H. Hyslop and notes on a letter from Sir Oliver Lodge.<p>With regard to the article "Experiments with Trance Phenomena" the editor writes: "The present article is the second and concluding paper on the case of Miss Burton...It will be seen that more careful experiments resulted in the discovery of remarkable trance deception which cannot be attributed to conscious fraud, but which shows a range of subconscious simulation of it that has much interest for morbid psychology."

York, PA. 1917 first edition. 3 octavo wraps issues. Sidgwick article is on pp. 1-71 in January issue ;pp. 73-123 in February issue; pp. 133-152 in March issue. Jan issue is Good, with some chipping on rear cover panel; Feb issue is VG; March issue is Good plus with light wear. Text clean in all; no owner marks. Three issues: .