NASH Journal 1995 - Kent

Overview

In addition to the cover features about Kent, this issue presents interviews with Richard Pitcairn, Harris Livermore Coulter, Jayesh Shah and Wenda Brewster O'Reilly.

Another fascinating article gives the reader a glimpse of how "Roger Morrison Takes a Case".

Contents

Editorial -- 2-6
Message from the President -- 7
A Modern Biography of James Tyler Kent -- 9-11
The House Kent Built -- 12-15
Kent's Conversion to Homeopathy -- 16-17
Phelan's Dissertation -- 18-19
Plantina (The previously unpublished manuscript) -- 116-117
Homeopathy in America, Taking the Case -- 48-51
Kent's Post Graduate School -- 20-22
Kent and Swedenborg -- 97-99
Anhalonium-Sacred Substance for the New Millennia -- 62-63
Comparative Materia Medica: Anhalonium and Cann-i; Anhalonium and Hydrogen -- 72-73
Anhalonium Notes -- 84-86
Intuition and Dream-Work -- 100-104
An Interview with Dr. Richard Pitcairn, DVM, PhD -- 26-35, 88-96
An Interview with Harris Livermore Coulter, PhD -- 38-45
An Interview with Jayesh Shah -- 52-57
An Interview with Wenda Brewster O'Reilly, PhD -- 110-115
Roger Morrison Takes a Case -- 36-37
A Case of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis -- 46-47
The Case of the Hot-Headed Sailor -- 58-59
Three "Horrid" Cases -- 105-109
Anhalonium, Case One: "Union with God" -- 70-71
Anhalonium, Case Two: "Between Two Worlds" -- 76-79
Anhalonium, Case Three: "Without Halo" -- 80
Anhalonium, Case Four: "Loss of Identity" -- 82-83
Anhalonium Proving -- 64-69
Anhalonium Dream Proving -- 74-75
The Dynamics and Methodology of Homeopathic Provings, A Review by John Melnychuck -- 121
Evidence for Homeopathy, A Review of David Taylor-Reilly's Study, by John Melnychuck -- 120
The Concordant Materia Medica, A review by Greg Bedayn -- 118-119
Zizia, The Last Word in Materia Medica, A Review by Greg Bedayn -- 122