Society for Psychical Research I: Declaracin de intenciones- October 11, 2007 In 2007 the Society celebrates its 125th anniversary. It is worth reflecting on the inaugural presidential address given to the Society in 1882 by Henry Sidgwick, then Praelector of Moral and Political Philosophy at Cambridge. Reviewing the new society's research agenda, which included thought-reading, clairvoyance and 'obscure phenomena commonly known as Spiritualistic,' Sidgwick considered it a 'scandal' that there was a 'dispute as to the reality of these marvellous phenomena.' The society's.http://piramidescerebro.blogspot.com/2007/10/society-for-psychical-research-i.html |