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On the soul and dreams

OBERLIN, Johann Friedrich & Gotthilf Heinrich VON SCHUBERT.
Berichte eines Visonärs über den Zustand der Seelen nach dem Tode. Aus dem Nachlasse des Johann Friedrich Oberlin's, gewesen Pfarrer im Steintahle. Nebst ein Fragment: ''Die Sprache des Wachens''. Ein Anhang zu des Herausgebers ''Symbolik des Traumes''.






Leipzig, F.A. Brockhaus, 1837. 8vo. Original grey wrappers, with paper title label pasted on spine. VI, 105 pp.

Very rare treatise on the soul after death, based on the papers left by Johann Friedrich Oberlin (1740-1826), pastor, teacher, philanthropist and social reformer at the parish Waldersbach (Germany) after his death and edited by the natural scientist and physician Gotthilf Heinrich von Schubert (1780-1860). Schubert, primarily known as a professor in natural science at the university of Munich since 1827, wrote a number of works on natural philosophy and mysticism such as ''Symbolik des Traumes'' and ''Ansichten von der Nachtseite der Naturwissenschaften'', and was a defender of the teachings of Mesmer's animal magnetism. He was interested in the visions of Oberlin on the state of the soul after death. 
At the end on pp. 93-105 a fragment titled: ''Die Sprache des Wachens''.

Fine copy.- (Edges rubbed).
Hirsch, Biograph. Lex. der hervorragenden Arzte, V, p. 290; Poggendorff II, p. 852.

Related Subjects: 19th Century  German  Psychology  Religion 

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