Carlos S Alvarado
Biographic Data
| ID | 1102620 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Carlos S Alvarado |
| GIVEN NAMES | Carlos S |
| FAMILY NAME | Alvarado |
| SIGNATURE | ALVARADO C S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Parapsychology Foundation |
| ORCID | 0009-0009-2026-6889 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 17 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Modelo de gestión para la incorporación de la realidad virtual y realidad aumentada como herramienta didáctica
La presente investigación tiene como objetivo presentar un modelo de gestión para la incorporación de tecnologías de realidad virtual y realidad aumentada en el Colegio Técnico Profesional de Nicoya. Este modelo busca facilitar la integración efectiva de estas herramientas en el entorno educativo, al considerar aspectos esenciales para su implementación exitosa. La investigación se basa en un enfoque descriptivo y cuantitativo. Se realizaron encu…
Never sacrifice anything to laboratory work
Whilst best known as a Nobel laureate physiologist, Charles Robert Richet (1850-1935) was also a pioneer of scientific psychology. Starting in 1875 Richet had a leading role in the habilitation of hypnosis, in the institutionalization of psychology in France, and in the introduction of methodological innovations. Authoring several psychology books, Richet's works contributed to the recognition of the scientific nature of the discipline. This role…
Camille Flammarion on the powers of the soul; with an introduction by Carlos S
There is a long conceptual tradition that interprets phenomena such as clairvoyance and apparitions as evidence for a spiritual component in human beings. Examples of this appear in the literatures of mesmerism, Spiritualism and psychical research. The purpose of this Classic Text is to present excerpts from a book by French astronomer Camille Flammarion touching on this perspective. They are selected from the introduction and conclusion of Flamm…
Jules Bernard Luys on magnetic pathology
In the mesmeric movement, one of the phenomena cited to defend the existence of magnetic and nervous forces was the visual perception of them in the form of luminous emanations from people, or effluvia. This Classic Text is an 1892 article by French neurologist, Jules Bernard Luys (1828–97), about the observation of such effluvia by hypnotized individuals. Interestingly, the luminous phenomena perceived from mentally diseased individuals and from…
Final chapter, From India to the Planet Mars
Among the many attempts to explain mediumship psychologically at the turn of the century were the efforts of Swiss psychologist Théodore Flournoy (1854–1920). In his well-known book Des Indes à la Planète Mars (1900), translated as From India to the Planet Mars (1900), Flournoy analysed the mediumistic productions of medium Hélène Smith (1861–1929), consisting of accounts of previous lives in France and in India, and material about planet Mars. F…
Cesare Lombroso on mediumship and pathology
During the nineteenth century and the first decade of the twentieth, students of pathology such as Cesare Lombroso (1835–1909), the author of the excerpt presented here, became involved in observing, investigating and theorizing about the phenomena of Spiritualism, and mediumship in particular. The Classic Text presented here consists of an excerpt from Lombroso’s writings which focus on the Italian medium Eusapia Palladino (1854–1918), who great…
Joseph Maxwell on mediumistic personifications
The study of mediumship received much impetus from the work of psychical researchers. This included ideas about the phenomena of personation, or changes in attitudes, dispositions and behaviours shown by some mediums that supposedly indicated discarnate action. The aim of this Classic Text is to reprint passages about this topic from the writings of French psychical researcher Joseph Maxwell (1858–1938), which were part of the contributions of so…
Spiritist delusions and spiritism in the nosography of French psychiatry (1850–1950)
At the turn of the twentieth century there was a wave of delusions which had a direct link to spiritism in their form and content. These so-called spiritist or mediumistic delusions were the object of detailed study, and clinicians assigned them a place in nosography, especially in France. This work of classification was carried out as a function of the convictions and paradoxes that these delusions aroused; it also made it possible to question t…
‘Divisions of Personality and Spiritism’ by Alfred Binet (1896)
During the nineteenth century such individuals as Alfred Binet (1857—1911), who is the author of this Classic Text, conducted clinical and research work that led to the development and refinement of ideas about the subconscious mind and dissociation. The work concentrated on hysterical blindness, hypnosis, spontaneous somnambulism, and double and multiple personality. Another phenomenon that focused thinking on the topic was mediumship. The Class…
Late 19th- and Early 20th-Century Discussions of Animal Magnetism
The mesmerists explained the phenomena of what was later called hypnosis as the effects of a force called animal magnetism. Both psychologists' and physicians' writings generally create the impression that the magnetic movement disappeared after the mid-19th century. While the concept of animal magnetism declined significantly by the end of the 19th century, it did not disappear completely. Some examples include the work of Hector Durville, Henri…
Los orígenes en España de los estudios sobre la salud pública . José M. López Piñero
La Casa de Salud Valdecilla
Revista de Historia de la Psicología . Helio Carpintero Archivo Latinoamericano de Historia de la Psicología y Ciencias Afines . Hannes Stubbe , Ramón León
William McDougall, Lamarckism, and psychical research
William McDougall, Lamarckism, and psychical research
Note on the use of the term subject in pre-1886 discussions of thought-transference experiments
Note on the use of the term subject in pre-1886 discussions of thought-transference experiments
Never sacrifice anything to laboratory work
Whilst best known as a Nobel laureate physiologist, Charles Robert Richet (1850-1935) was also a pioneer of scientific psychology. Starting in 1875 Richet had a leading role in the habilitation of hypnosis, in the institutionalization of psychology in France, and in the introduction of methodological innovations. Authoring several psychology books, Richet's works contributed to the recognition of the scientific nature of the discipline. This role…
Note on the use of the term subject in pre-1886 discussions of thought-transference experiments
Note on the use of the term subject in pre-1886 discussions of thought-transference experiments
William McDougall, Lamarckism, and psychical research
William McDougall, Lamarckism, and psychical research
Revista de Historia de la Psicología . Helio Carpintero Archivo Latinoamericano de Historia de la Psicología y Ciencias Afines . Hannes Stubbe , Ramón León
Los orígenes en España de los estudios sobre la salud pública . José M. López Piñero
La Casa de Salud Valdecilla
Late 19th- and Early 20th-Century Discussions of Animal Magnetism
The mesmerists explained the phenomena of what was later called hypnosis as the effects of a force called animal magnetism. Both psychologists' and physicians' writings generally create the impression that the magnetic movement disappeared after the mid-19th century. While the concept of animal magnetism declined significantly by the end of the 19th century, it did not disappear completely. Some examples include the work of Hector Durville, Henri…
‘Divisions of Personality and Spiritism’ by Alfred Binet (1896)
During the nineteenth century such individuals as Alfred Binet (1857—1911), who is the author of this Classic Text, conducted clinical and research work that led to the development and refinement of ideas about the subconscious mind and dissociation. The work concentrated on hysterical blindness, hypnosis, spontaneous somnambulism, and double and multiple personality. Another phenomenon that focused thinking on the topic was mediumship. The Class…
Spiritist delusions and spiritism in the nosography of French psychiatry (1850–1950)
At the turn of the twentieth century there was a wave of delusions which had a direct link to spiritism in their form and content. These so-called spiritist or mediumistic delusions were the object of detailed study, and clinicians assigned them a place in nosography, especially in France. This work of classification was carried out as a function of the convictions and paradoxes that these delusions aroused; it also made it possible to question t…
Joseph Maxwell on mediumistic personifications
The study of mediumship received much impetus from the work of psychical researchers. This included ideas about the phenomena of personation, or changes in attitudes, dispositions and behaviours shown by some mediums that supposedly indicated discarnate action. The aim of this Classic Text is to reprint passages about this topic from the writings of French psychical researcher Joseph Maxwell (1858–1938), which were part of the contributions of so…
Cesare Lombroso on mediumship and pathology
During the nineteenth century and the first decade of the twentieth, students of pathology such as Cesare Lombroso (1835–1909), the author of the excerpt presented here, became involved in observing, investigating and theorizing about the phenomena of Spiritualism, and mediumship in particular. The Classic Text presented here consists of an excerpt from Lombroso’s writings which focus on the Italian medium Eusapia Palladino (1854–1918), who great…
Final chapter, From India to the Planet Mars
Among the many attempts to explain mediumship psychologically at the turn of the century were the efforts of Swiss psychologist Théodore Flournoy (1854–1920). In his well-known book Des Indes à la Planète Mars (1900), translated as From India to the Planet Mars (1900), Flournoy analysed the mediumistic productions of medium Hélène Smith (1861–1929), consisting of accounts of previous lives in France and in India, and material about planet Mars. F…
Jules Bernard Luys on magnetic pathology
In the mesmeric movement, one of the phenomena cited to defend the existence of magnetic and nervous forces was the visual perception of them in the form of luminous emanations from people, or effluvia. This Classic Text is an 1892 article by French neurologist, Jules Bernard Luys (1828–97), about the observation of such effluvia by hypnotized individuals. Interestingly, the luminous phenomena perceived from mentally diseased individuals and from…
Camille Flammarion on the powers of the soul; with an introduction by Carlos S
There is a long conceptual tradition that interprets phenomena such as clairvoyance and apparitions as evidence for a spiritual component in human beings. Examples of this appear in the literatures of mesmerism, Spiritualism and psychical research. The purpose of this Classic Text is to present excerpts from a book by French astronomer Camille Flammarion touching on this perspective. They are selected from the introduction and conclusion of Flamm…
Never sacrifice anything to laboratory work
Whilst best known as a Nobel laureate physiologist, Charles Robert Richet (1850-1935) was also a pioneer of scientific psychology. Starting in 1875 Richet had a leading role in the habilitation of hypnosis, in the institutionalization of psychology in France, and in the introduction of methodological innovations. Authoring several psychology books, Richet's works contributed to the recognition of the scientific nature of the discipline. This role…
Modelo de gestión para la incorporación de la realidad virtual y realidad aumentada como herramienta didáctica
La presente investigación tiene como objetivo presentar un modelo de gestión para la incorporación de tecnologías de realidad virtual y realidad aumentada en el Colegio Técnico Profesional de Nicoya. Este modelo busca facilitar la integración efectiva de estas herramientas en el entorno educativo, al considerar aspectos esenciales para su implementación exitosa. La investigación se basa en un enfoque descriptivo y cuantitativo. Se realizaron encu…
Psychoanalysis (13 works) · Psychology (13 works) · Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology (9 works) · Medicine (6 works) · Art (5 works) · Humanities (5 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Religious Studies and Spiritual Practices (5 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · Hypnosis (4 works)