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. eM ae ghee ttle oF Be sence . biophysical study of informational and energetic possibilities of living present bibliography on the given probiem, 17 renee Seem Mme Rete TERE Hanae 4H Pe ‘ “ = a =e “a 7 a ee es ch Ca VN >. Se } eS % cay SO oa H eA ~S : eke 2 FROM THE COMPILERS Parapsychology (psychoenergetics) 1s 4 field involving psychical and + ee 7 organisms, : = as 7 MSs ee Parapsychology investigates the complex of phenomena relating to the interaction cf living organisms with each other and with the surrounding environment without the mediation of sense organs known to us, — — In the foreiga literature on parapsychology, this complex of phenomena is designated by the term psi phenomena and also by ESP (extrasensory percep- tion). on Considering the interest of Soviet scientists in-exper{mental and the. a retical research broad in the field of perapsyctology-and considering that __ our country does not have a complete bibliographical listing of the most re- cent foreign literature on this problem, the authors of this work (having at their disposal a large volume of information and contacts with more than 35 countries of the world where parapsychology is being studied) compiled the The 11ating includes the more important monographs, surveys, and articles on experimental and theoretical studies published in the last 70_ years both inispecial parapsychological journals and in publications from other sources} .. Inasmuch as parapsychology is a complex problem standing on the boundary of many fields of learning, the compilers have included the more = interesting literature on several retated problems. The. appendix of this: | . listing contains sn_enumeration of the most important: parapsychology journals — published in different countries of the world and a foreign bibliography of | Soviet investigations in the given field, _ The compilers express their deep gratitude to all foreign colleagues, . institutes, laboratories, and firms whose_courtesy has enabled them to com —_ F-ete this work by telling them_of their studies and bv maintaining friendly scientific contacts with Soviet investigators, “s