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Bibliographies on Parapsychology (Psychoenergetics) and Related Subjects -Uss

Central Intelligence Agency · 1972-02-02 · 106 pages · text by OCR

This Central Intelligence Agency translation, dated 2 February 1972, reproduces a Soviet bibliography on parapsychology (psychoenergetics) and related subjects compiled in Moscow in 1971, with E. K. Naumov named as the contact address. It lists Soviet works on telepathy, mental suggestion, the biophysical effect, dermo-optic sensitivity, bioelectric fields, yoga, autogenic training and heliobiology. It also includes foreign literature, a list of parapsychology journals, and foreign writings about Soviet research. The publication states that its contents do not represent U.S. Government views.

  • p. 31 …Smilga, "The Question of Telepathy, Telepathists, Sea Serpents, Scientific Ethics, and Other Enigmatic Things."; Kogan, I…
6. "Does Thought Transmission at a Distance Exist?"; N. Vliner, "The Problem Has Not Been Suitably Investigated."; D. Fedotov, "Hypnosis."; N. Saradzhev, "Is it Possible to Regulate the Accuracy of Perception of Transmitted Suggestions?" -- Tekhnika Molodezhl, No 3, 1961, pp 30-31 (Conclusion. For beginning see Nos. 1 and 2).

7. "Does the 'ps1' phenomenon exist?": L. L. Vasil'yev, "What Is Parapsychology?"; L. G. Voronin, "Telepathy Is Not a Scientific Problem."; A. S. Presman, "Telepathic Occurrences, of Course, Do Take Place."; I. A. Yefremcv, "No Mysticism Is Involved Here." -- Nedelya, No 48, 25 November - 1 December 1952.

6. "'Mysterious' Phenomenon: Discovery or False Alarm?": L. Voronin et al., "Once More on 'Rose Kuleshova's Effect '"; V. Timakov, "The Responsibility of a Scientist."; K. Ivens, "Mediums Yield Their Position." -- Literaturea Gazeta, 29 July 1970, p 12.

9. "Telepathy: For and Against (A Selection). The Discussion Continues.": F. Zigai', "Telepathy, the Science of the Future."; D. Biryukov, "Telepathy Cannot Be Considered a Science."; Ye. Faddeyev, "Why Repeat Old Mistakes." V. Messing, "I Am For Experiments with a Capital E."; M. Vasil'yev, "Things Should Be Measured and Weighed."; A. Kitaygorodskiy, "Now They Call It Parapsychology..."; L. Filippov, "Reflections on Method."; I. Kogan, "Is It Possible or Impossible?"; Ye. Parnov, "Neutrino? And Why Not!"; M. S. Smirnov, "I Believe That Physics Is Changing."; P. A. Rebinder, "To Move Ahead Means to Investigate."; L. Sukharebskiy, "Not Parapsychology but Biological Information."; E. Naunov, "Resources of the Brain."; S. Gellershteyn, "Curiosity Should Not Be Confined..." -- Nauka 1 Religiya, No 3, 1966.

10. "What Is Man Capable of?" (A Selection)": V. Raykov, "Reincarration Under Hypnosis."; Yu. Kamenskiy, "Let There Be Light."; P. Filippov, "From the Standpoint of Yesterday."; E. Naumov & R. Fesenko; "The Subject of Our Work."; V. Klyachko, "The Efficiency Factor of Our Brain." -- Nauka i Religiya, No 9, 1966.

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