Walter Whately Carington (1892 – March 2, 1947) was a British parapsychologist. His name, originally Walter Whately Smith, was changed in 1933. Carington born...

constructed: visual and linguistic." Correspondence from C. K. Ogden to Whately Carington, quoted in C. K. Ogden and Linguistics, Psychology Press, 1994, vol...

Meaning by W. Whately Carington. Philosophy. Vol. 25, No. 94. pp. 275–277. Grenell, R. G. (1953). Matter, Mind and Meaning by Whately Carington. The Quarterly...

Magic? A Psychological Perspective. Pergamon Press. ISBN 0080257720 Whately Carington. (1945). Telepathy: An Outline of its Facts, Theory, and Implications...

from Space: 1999 Psychon, a concept proposed by parapsychologist Whately Carington in his 1945 book Telepathy All pages with titles beginning with Psychon...

Evolution (1951) Man the Maker: A Study of Man's Mental Evolution (1952) Whately Carington "Past Presidents of the Society for Physical Research". Archived from...

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– Heinrich Häberlin, Swiss Federal Councilor (b. 1868) March 2 – Whately Carington, British parapsychologist (b. 1892) March 5 – Alfredo Casella, Italian...

that Feda was a "typical hysterical" second personality. In 1934, Whately Carington tested Leonard and her control by word-association tests also came...

William Brown and by word-association tests by the psychical researcher Whately Carington. The tests had proven that her controls were secondary personalities...