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Ansell Bourne

American clergyman

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acquisition of new identity

In memory disorder: Fugue states
Ansell Bourne, described by American psychologist William James. This clergyman wandered from home for two months and acquired a new identity. On his return, he was found to have no memory of the period of absence, though it was eventually restored under hypnosis. In not…
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