Review of Reviews,  6 (1892), 148–49.

Behold This Dreamer Cometh. Mr. Frederick Greenwood in a New Role

Anon

Genre:

Abstract

Publications abstracted:

Frederick Greenwood Contemporary Review Benjamin W Richardson Asclepiad

Subjects:

Experimental Psychology, Supernaturalism, Materialism


    Recounts Greenwood's sympathetic treatment of the 'occult phenomena connected with dreams, sub-consciousness, etc.' (148), and rejoices at the rather surprising prospect of Greenwood 're-enforcing the army of those who make war against the materialist superstition, which refuses to admit the clearest possible evidence as to the existence of things which cannot be accounted for by their hypothesis'. Richardson, on the other hand, continues to insist that dreams are only 'explainable on physical grounds'. (149)



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