Forgotten Pioneers of Parapsychology

[PPI Brian]

The 50th Annual Convention of the Parapsychological Association covered the lives and contributions of some of the forgotten pioneers in the field of paranormal research. Click the link below to read about it:

http://publicparapsychology.blogspot.com/2007/09/50th-annual-pa-convention-forgotten.html

[bellalaghoste]

thanks for this

[PPI Brian]

You're welcome.

I have been involved in this field of study for longer than I care to admit, and I take great pleasure when I see some of the people who have made significant contributions to our field get some long overdue applause. I hope to see more of these pioneers honored for their hard work and dedication in the near future.

Regards,

Brian Miller

[dwalters]

wow....that was cool!

[PPI Brian]

Yeah, I was hoping people would stop and read this little thread, then do a little more research. The story of Max Dessior is very intriguing. Wouldn't it have been great to spend some time browsing through his library before it was destroyed in World War II? He probably wrote some very compelling paranormal case studies that are now lost forever.

Regards,

Brian Miller