BAE 1.1
This inaugural issue of Ratchet Patrol, a monthly networking newsletter for interested scientists, focuses on experienced anomalous trauma. It introduces the 'Ratchet Effect' as a
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Bulletin of Anomalous Experience (Gotlib)
AI-generated English summaries and cover images of Bulletin of Anomalous Experience (Gotlib) from the Archives for the Unexplained (AFU) in Norrköping, Sweden. Each entry summarises the complete contents of an issue — articles, sighting reports, interviews, key people, locations, and dates.
BAE 1.2
This issue of Ratchet Patrol, a networking newsletter for scientists interested in the UFO abduction phenomenon, focuses on establishing the network and its research protocols. Edi
BAE 1.3
This issue of the Bulletin of Anomalous Experience, dated March/April 1990, focuses on networking among professionals interested in the UFO abduction phenomenon. It includes sectio
BAE 1.4
This issue of the Bulletin of Anomalous Experience, dated May 1990, focuses on the ongoing discussion about the publication's name and its membership guidelines, which target profe
BAE 1.5
This issue of Bulletin of Anomalous Experience explores the connection between electromagnetic fields and anomalous experiences like UFO abductions. It reviews Michael Shallis's bo
BAE 1.6
This issue of Bulletin of Anomalous Experience covers David Gotlib's presentation at the MUFON Symposium in Pensacola, focusing on ethical issues in UFO abduction research. It delv
BAE 1.7
This issue of Bulletin of Anomalous Experience focuses on UFO abduction phenomena, featuring an editorial discussing the theoretical versus practical aspects of abduction research
BAE 2.1
This issue of Bulletin of Anomalous Experience focuses on the UFO abduction phenomenon and related issues for scientists and mental health professionals. It includes feedback from
BAE 2.2
This issue reports on the National Conference on Anomalous Experience (NCAE) held in January 1991. The conference focused on UFO abductions, with discussions on phenomenology, hypn
BAE 2.3
This issue of the Bulletin of Anomalous Experience focuses on UFO abduction experiences and related psychological and intelligence perspectives. It includes articles on a survey of
BAE 2.4
This issue of the Bulletin of Anomalous Experience covers a range of topics including media misrepresentation of anomalous experiences, the use and reliability of hypnosis in thera
BAE 2.5
This issue of Bulletin of Anomalous Experience delves into several key topics related to anomalous experiences. It presents an "envelope epidemiology" estimate for the prevalence o
BAE 2.6
The December 1991 issue of Bulletin of Anomalous Experience questions its own future, with the editor considering suspension due to a lack of reader submissions. The issue features
BAE 3.1
This issue of Bulletin of Anomalous Experience delves into the philosophical implications of comparing fairy lore and UFO encounters, particularly concerning the nature of knowledg
BAE 3.2
This issue of Bulletin of Anomalous Experience (April 1992) features responses to a virtual conference on UFOs and experiencers, with opinions from professionals like Stuart Appell
BAE 3.3
This issue of Bulletin of Anomalous Experience (BAE) focuses on virtual conference results and networking among experiencers. It includes a special participation category for exper
BAE 3.4
This issue of Bulletin of Anomalous Experience (August 1992) features a debate on resisting extraterrestrial contact, with Richard Boylan critiquing Ann Druffel's stance. It also i
BAE 3.5
This issue of Bulletin of Anomalous Experience delves into the complex topic of UFO abductions, featuring a debate between Barbara Becker and Richard Boylan regarding the nature of
BAE 3.6
This issue of Bulletin of Anomalous Experience delves into the growing interest of mental health professionals in UFO abductions, exploring the potential links to childhood trauma
BAE 4.1
This issue of Bulletin of Anomalous Experience features a detailed response by Ann Druffel to Richard Boylan's views on UFO abductions, emphasizing the concept of 'unwanted' contac
BAE 4.2
This issue of the Bulletin of Anomalous Experience delves into the controversial topic of False Memory Syndrome (FMS) and its implications for the study of anomalous experiences, p
BAE 4.3
This issue of Bulletin of Anomalous Experience, dated June 1993, features a variety of articles and letters discussing UFO phenomena. Key topics include responses to previous edito
BAE 4.4
This issue of Bulletin of Anomalous Experience delves into the complexities of UFO abduction experiences, presenting a case study linking them to sleep disorders like narcolepsy an
BAE 4.5
This issue of Bulletin of Anomalous Experience (BAE) focuses on the intersection of UFO abduction phenomena, false memory syndrome, and psychological/psychotherapeutic aspects. The
BAE 4.6
This issue of the Bulletin of Anomalous Experience delves into abduction studies, questioning the reliance on personal validation and exploring parallels with other anomalous exper
BAE 5.1
This issue of Bulletin of Anomalous Experience celebrates its fifth year, featuring a diverse range of articles. Topics include critiques of debunking methodologies in UFO research
BAE 5.2
This issue of BAE delves into the intersection of religion and anomalous experiences, with an article by Peter M. Rojcewicz discussing how religious beliefs can lead to discriminat
BAE 5.3
This issue of BAE delves into the complexities of abduction experiences, drawing parallels and contrasts with dissociative disorders. It highlights concerns about memory reliabilit
BAE 5.4
This issue of BAE focuses on reader feedback and discussions surrounding the UFO abduction phenomenon. A reader survey reveals preferences for issue size and frequency, with a majo
BAE 5.5
This issue of BAE Bulletin of Anomalous Experience features a lively debate on UFO abduction research, particularly concerning John Mack's work and the role of race and cultural fa
BAE 5.5 NetworkingSupplement
This issue of the Bulletin of Anomalous Experience presents a comprehensive networking directory for 1994, featuring individuals involved in UFO research, paranormal phenomena, par
BAE 5.6
This issue of the Bulletin of Anomalous Experience, dated December 1994, focuses heavily on the abduction phenomenon. It includes reader mail discussing the shift towards psycho-so