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    Aldous Huxley

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    Lectures, interviews, and conversations with Aldous Huxley — novelist, philosopher, and author of Brave New World.

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    F.W.H. Myers

    5 mentions across 3 talks in Aldous Huxley

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    Matter, Mind, and the Question of Survival (UC Berkeley)3 mentions
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    …And James himself went on to discuss the reaction in his own day two subjects like telepathy, the word was invented by F.W.H. Myers, and was of course, the thing was extensively studied in the early history, the early years of the Society for Psychical…

    345:51:42

    …Burton in the Anatomy of Melancholy has to say on the subject with what one of the pioneers in the psychical research F.W.H. Myers had to say 200 years later Burton in the Anatomy of Melancholy dismisses as self-evidently absurd the idea that a departed…

    357:28:01

    …not come from departed spirits but on the contrary it comes from some non-human spiritual source either divine or diabolical F.W.H. Myers on the other hand completely dismisses this very ancient hypothesis in favor of the IPA hypothesis the departed spirit…

    The Human Situation 11: The Unconscious1 mention
    23:58:06

    …in the respect of dealing with the positive side of the unconscious, I would say that the work of the pioneer psychologist F.W.H. Myers is much more illuminating than of the work of Freud. Myers was about 15 years older than Freud, but died about 40…

    Who Are We? (1955)1 mention
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    …otherwise they are no good and to anybody who wants to read a most illuminating study of this problem, I recommend F.W.H. Myers' Human Personality, which I'm glad to say has at last been reprinted. The chapter on genius there is of first-rate importance,…