Hallucinations.

  • Alexandre Jacques François Brière de Boismont
Date:
1853
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    port of, 59; hallucinations and il- lusions consequent on, 59 Continence, its action on hallucina- tions, 32$ Contradictions occur in insane sub- jects, 124 Convalescence, its influence on hal- lucinations, 57 Conviction of hallucinated in their false sensations, 407 Cousin (Victor), his opinion on hal- lucinations, see Preface, vi Crichton, his definition of hallucina- tions, 32 Cromwell, his hallucination, or his star, G7 Crusades, illusions, collective, 110 —Their action on hallucinations, 377 D. Dangers of hallucinations, 503, etseq. Darkness, its influence on hallucina- tions, 69, 81, 287.—Its action on delirious patients, 288 Darwin, his definition of hallucina- tions, 33 Datura stramonium, its action on hallucinations, 343, 473 Deaf, their hallucinations, 80 Death, development of sensibility on the approach of, 243 Dechambre, his opinion on halluci- nations as compatible with reason, 74; his objections to the interpo- sition of the senses in hallucina- tions, 409 Definition, 23; that of several au- thors, 23 ; our own, 28 Delasiauve, his opinion on the hallu- cinations of stupidity, 139; do. on the hallucinations of the delirium of intoxication, 168 Delirium acute, hallucinations in, 260 Delirium tremens, hallucinations in, 163 Dementia, hallucinations in, 152 Demonomania, its influence on hal- lucinations, 126.—Sexual inter- coarse, 128 Demons, their influence on halluci- nations, 293.—A belief in demons arises from the desire to pass the limits of the visible world, 296 Dendy, his definition of hallucina- tions, 35 Desfontaines, his apparition to Be- zuel, 303 Deutdroscopie, sight of one's own image, 302 Devil, his influence on hallucinations, 126, 296 Diagnosis of hallucinations, 463 Divided hallucination, 73.—Case of Bodin, 72 Division of hallucinations, 35 Dreams, hallucinations in, 188, 190, 204, 205.—Psychical or intuitive dreams, 202.—Hallucinations in dreams, forerunners of disease, 204.—Case, 205.—Case of revela- tion in a dream, 204, 359, 438 Drunkards, hallucinations of, 164 Dubuisson, his adventure with Ge- neral Mallet, 84 Dyce, of Aberdeen, his case of som- nambulism, 250 E. Eclampsia (hallucination in), 173 Ecstasy, hallucinations in, 212.— Case of Jean Engelbrecht, 214: physiological ecstasy, morbid ec- stasy, 215; cataleptic ecstasy, 217; hysteric, 218.—Case, the ecstatic of Voray, 219; the ecstatic of the Vosges, 223.—Case, mystic ecsta- sy, 224.—Case of the Scarred Maiden of Tyrol, 225 ; ecstasy of the insane, 229 ; epidemic ecstasy, 230, 231, 286; ecstasy common among primitive nations, 232; ecstatic visions of cold countries, 243 . Education, its influence on halluci- nations, 286, 293, 294 Emotions, sensual and sentimental; their influence on hallucinations, 293 Encephalitus (hallucination in), 263 English opium-eater, his hallucina- tion, 329 Epidemic illusions, 35; of night- mare, 186 Epidemic (hallucinations nocturnal), 134; hallucinations in ccstatics, 216 Esrjuirol, his definition of hallucina- tion, 32 ; his division, 36 ; his sta- tistics of hallucinations, 119
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