Items are complete textual translations of the^; ^ ^-V' v./cl,-'vV BLIOGxAPflit-S. PARAP^YCHOlO^Y AND RELATED SUBJECTS Contents Page Soviet Bibliography II - USSR">ZC1 E. K. NAUMOV, L. V. .VILENSKAYA SOVIET BIBLIOGRAPHY ON PARAPSYCHOLOGY (PSYCHOEKERGEIICS) AND! RELATE 0 SUB JECTS Moscow j \ From the compilers PART ONE. PARAPSYCHOLOGY 1. Chapter One Scientific Literature) 3. Chapter Three (Discussions) 2 . The Biophysical Effect Scientific Literature) PART WO. RELATED PROBLf^_Z ^ _Z_^. 7j 1 . Certain . Problems of Bioenergetics 2. Capacities of the Brain 3. Dermo optic Sensitivity 7. Heliobiology THEDEVELOPMENT PARAPSYCHOLOGY 3I&L10GRAPKY LITERATURE FROM THE COMPILERS far.psyeholoty (psychocneree.ier) biophysical Informational possibilities organisms . Parapsychology investigates phenomena-relating interaction ing environment literature parapsychology, ESP^(ext_rasen5ory SovieE^crentists experimental theoretical parapsychology considering bibliographical literature thisproblem, informationand countriesPof world^where parapsychology bibliography The listing includes the more important nogra] ?h.S ^ars experimental theoretical sDecialparapsychological publications bHr/nodr^r^i^cbc interesting literature enumeration p.irapsycho countries investigations colleagues, institutes, laboratories, maintaining scientific investigators. We would like you lo send your wishes, comments, additions, and <l'ies tions to the following address; E. K. NAUMOV Kutuiovskiy TAiU U.Yi PARAPSYCHOLOGY 1. General Section Chapter One Tiffin l:rmoSp^^5d ---te^TTf7,^-^Irogrsd 6- A^-lka 1 ?b-iP-r-^iljier i,ajan _Inos t rannove Pechati Vi T<*a ills li ? *y Foreign. Press Materials for 1964]. - Moscow NITeTk ' l965 43 pages. Contains bibliography of 56 items. NITE1K NoX^964!'pJ'43l];.TCUpalhy Scientlflcr' pathic Phen^enl'^Ot.h^r^ctJ V" ',psychoPhysiological Bases of the Tele- i\ Vasil'ycv* L* L* et al* "Thc Physical Sascs ef Ken-al Suggos- Institute]. Leningrad, 1936 , ll; Vasil 'yev, L. L., "Mental Suggestion of Motot- Acts," Otchet o Work at the Brain Institute]. " Leningrad, 1937. VaslI^yev, Psychophysiol lHgy_!n8tltuta ^Electromagnetic Radiations ^eJl?y_poklada_na Nauchnp^Tekhnlcheskay Konferentsii Scientific Conference Leningrad, RWfotelchri Obshchestva", Vasil'yev, .^Eksperimental Issledovani Myslennogo Vnushcniya [Experimental Investigations Suggestion,! University, Illustrated Gellershteyn, "Parapsychology," Filofskaya 'Entsikiopediya. Konstantinov, Sovetskava Entslklooediva Granovskaya, Electromagnetic LenlngradskoRO Obshchestva Yestestviosnvtal iT'ransactions Naturalists], Gulyayev, P. I., Pick trichesk lye Protsessv Kory Golovnoeo Mozga Electrical PrrtfPCCPC A f PKa fo rohr rnvhAw In UkmI 1 j # * * a^vevvi. sviKPivtyc f tykscasy NQiy VQtOynggO nozg- [Electrical thelXerebral Leningrad? University, *e .! ul'/fiyev, P. 1. , Zabotln, V. I., and Shlippenbakh, I. Y a. . Electromagnetic collection University, Kventsel', Elektronnwe Predstavleniva ^iraTochechnykh [Electronic thTT^^T^TnlT}^^ logical Physics, Sochlnenlya .'nthology] of A nl *?: .fDu!0V: V. L.. "Training of Animals. Psychological Observations Experience)," Zoopsychology]. *vanov-s^olenskiy. "Experiments Infiueruin* anthology, Izuthenlya Vospitanlva Personality] TrJd^insti ^enTTekhterevl. Kazhinskiy, A.davushchi yosmozhnost' Vozniknoveniya EiektrAmJOn< _N_a ruzhu { Though 't^TrinamiaeinS : * Modulation Information Processes. Communication Thermodynamics TjuaHjcncJcheskoy Kr''_H<gT^chCTiciL Modulation Information Processes. ^hT^ern>ddynan>ica Fizlcheskoy_ "Phytico-Chemlcal Modulation Information Processes. Co^unication Representauon. Zh_urnalFi;tcheskoy "Physico-Chemical Modulation Iaformatlo.i Communication Thermodynamics Hrlch.skoV Padlotelthnika. .>k6nlk'volfrV''.H';.glr7ay; .* Observations," Radio. ExoeriTnents Taiunaiiii. Punic. tion." RadfoteUinlka. VoT IT. Ho J. JS6S? s?"/ P ^ Excitation |fff|^irlSbieHj fesUitv^nani*. (Contemporary Problems o K.turll Tekushchlye Biologieheskov Biophysics ,?6, Laf?5cv* P* f. Flrlko-Khimicheskove Osnow Vysshov Koruna Lssledovaniya Adaptation] Academician Corresponding Deryagln.) Leningrad, Leontovich, Alternating-Current Apparatus* Experiment Eiectrophysiology Pericells) Biologicheskiv Leontovich. Alternating-Current Experiment Electro-physiology Pericells). Yubllevnvv Anniversary Anthology] Ukrainian). ftf th ;? ,Leutln* V:V-* " 1 nvestTga Uon^fjCond 1 tioned- Reflex Modifications PrlhlJI *tlVnCZP h?l08!fnt1,nLHjn t0 a N^i>ecific Stimulus." The anthology ^oblem^pbnarurhenLyaJlabykh action V J- "ejectroencephalogriphic Investigation of the Inter- Conditioned-Reflex ^ f lTh* KervouS Syst<mJ Leningrad , Leningrad Stete University, troencephalographic Investigation Conditioned- Scientific Conference. sane H-?ch*5f k*y S A* * "Nev Possibilities o^Actlng on the Sense Or- 7 1964 K3n' -Zjrubehnava Radioelektronika (Foreign Radio Electronics], No Marikoyskiy, "Arthropods Indicators Biological 1970 pp 28- 31* Huaatv Brain.^Vestnijc AN Kazakhskov SSR. Alma Ata, No 6. Mostepanenko, ^srratmvai UniveTsality Leningrad, (Leningrad 46, Naumov, P. A., 'The Problem of Wordless Transmission of Informa- tion.*' the anthology NTORES im. A, S. Popova [Scientific and Technical So- ciety of Radio Engineering and Telecommunication im. A. S. Popov J , The 24th All-Union Scientific Session Dedicated to Radio Day, Communications Operators' Day, and the 50th Anniversary of Nizhcgorod Radio Laboratory im. V. 1, Lenin, Annotations of reports. Moscow, 1968, pp 43-44. 47. "Survey of Investigations on Bioastrcnaut ics in 1963. (Condensed Report of Yudzhin B. Konesl at the 14th Congress of the International Federa- tion or. Astronautics)." The anthology Kosmos, Moscow, Nauka, Issue 2, 1965. 4$; "Experiments with Telepathy." Rad loelektronlka za_ Jtubezhom [Radio Electronics Abroad) , No 25, 177June 1963,7^203.^ 49. Ostroumov, G. A. , "At What Distance Can Marine Animals Communicate by Means of Electromagnetic Waves." The anthology Problemy Difraktsii i Rasprostraneniye Voln [ Problems of Diffraction and Propagation of Waves), L 50. Petrovskiy, A. A. , "Telepsychic Phenomena and Brain Radiations," Telegra fiya 1 Telefoniya bez Provodov [ Wireless Tel egraphy and Te lephone) , 51 . Presman , A. S77Elektromagnitnyve Polya 1 Zhivaya Priroda [ Electro- magnetlc Fields and Living Nature) , Moscow, Nauka,1968, ?87 pages. , 52. Skrltskiy^N. A. and Lerroantoy, V. V., "Bodily Reaction of the Ob- server to Short-Wave Radio Transmitter and Radio Receiver." Telegrafiya 1 Telefoniya bez Provodov [Wireless Telegraphy and Telephony) , No 34, 1926. 53. Slobodyanik, A. P. . Pslkhoteraplya, Vnusheniye, Glpnoz [Psycho- therapy, Suggestion, and Hypnosis). 2nd edition, revised and expanded. Kiev. Zdorov'ye Publishing Ho u se, l 96 6, 402 pages, 54. Sukharebskiy , L. M, , "Telepathic In forma -.ion as a Biological Prob- lem." The anthology NTOKES tnT, A . S . Popova [Scientific and Technical Society of Radio Engineering and Telecommunication im. A. S, Popov) . The 24th All- Union Scientific Sess ion Dedicated to Radio Day, Commun icgt ions Operators * Day, and the 50th Nizhegorod Radio Laboratory iro. V. I. Lenin. Annotations of reports. Moscow, 1963, pp 42-437 55. Tarasenko, F. P. , "Letter to the Editor on I. K. Kogan's article ; 'Is Telepathy Possible?' (With an appended reply by I. M. Kogan). Radlo- 56. "Telepathy." Bol'shava Sovetskaya Entsiklopediya . 2nd edition. "Microwave Irradiation Biophysics Laboratory." Byulleten* Ekspertmental'noy l^edltsiny. 58. Fetzov, E. 2,, "he Brain, Consciousness, iend Telepathy." The anthology Tezlsy Dokladov 5-y Nauchnov KonferTrTtsli Cor'kovskogo Otdelenlya Obshchestva Pstkhologov 1 Theses of ~the~Reports of the 5th Scientific Conference of the Cor'kiy Branch of the Society of Psychologistsl. Gor'kiy, February 59. Fidel'man, Ye. Ye. et al . , "Method and Results of Experimental Verification of the Possibility of Telepathic Communication," Radiotekhnika, 60. Flekser^P., "Experiments on So-Called Mental Suggestion of Ani- mals." The anthology Voprosy Izuchanlya 1 Vospitaniya Ltchnostl {Questions of the Study and Education of the Personality] . Petrograd , Issue 2, 1920, 61. Kobozev, N7 I. . Issledovaniye v ObLastl TeTmodinamlki Protsessov Informatsll 1 Myshleniya [Research in the Field of the i Thermodynamics of In- formation and Thinking Processes). Moscow, Moscow Stste University, 1971, 194 62 . Mittkcvich, A., "Thermodynamics, Information, and Thinking (On the Hypothesis of N. X. Kobozev)." The anthology Kibernetlka Ozhidayemaya, Klbernetlka Neozhldannayaf Anticipated Cybernetics and Unanticipated Cyber- netics] . Moscow, Kauka, 1968. 63. Plekhanov, C. F., "General Physiological Aspects of the Problem of the Perception of Weak Signals by the Or-gahista." The anthology Problemy Obnaruzhenlya Slabykh Reaktsly Nervnov Slstemy f Problems of Detecting Weak Reactions of the Nervous System]. Moscow, 1968, pp 24-32. Chapcer^Vo (Popular Scientific Literature) 1. Abaskuliyev, A., "Is^There a Scientific Basis^fer the Psychological Experiments of Tefik Dadashev?" _Baku, 37 June 1969. 2. Adabashev, I. I.. Mlrovyyc 2agadki Segodny [Enigmas of Today's World], Moscow, Folltizdat, 1969. 320 pages. 3. Adamenko, V., "On the Road to a Solution." Tekhnika Molodezhi, 4. Adamenko, V,, "Living Detectors (On the Experiments of B. Bakstar)", 5. Adamenko, V., "Phenomena of Skin Electricity," Tekhnlka Mol odezhl, 6. Adzhubey, A, , "A Jburhey^ ihto^ the Deaths of the Brain With an In- telligent Guide," Moskva. No 10, 1966. 7. Alazorcv, S7. Tsdolkovsl^iy, Moscow. Molodaya Gvardiya, 1962 . 8. : Aleseyev, A. V. , "Mysterious Manifestations of the Human Psyche.. (On L. Vasil yev's book)." Zdorov'ye, No 7. I960, p 29. 9. : Anninskiy, L., "People and Convictions. (Reply to a Reader's Let- ter) . " Kauka t Reltgtya (Science and Religion] , No 12, 1970, pp 17-20. Antomonov, Kazakovtsev, religlya (Cybernetics and Antireligion]. Moscow, Sovetskaya Rossiya, 1964, 205 pages, 11. Antomonov, Yu. G. and Kharlar ov, V. M. , Ktbernetika i Zhizh', .ioscov, Sovetskaya Rossiya, o, J*V pages. 12. Arl.-;Lovskiy. V. "The Artist, the Scientist, and the Writer." (On the Books Vl ad lint r Durov by N. A. Suinikov and BlulogichHsk.tya knd itntvyax 1 (Biological Radio Communication] by b. B. Keahinskiy),