George's book

[Jean Doherty]

I hope it is Ok to forward this mailing. I can not think why it would not
be, Jean
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From: "Hahnemann Institute Sydney"
Date: Sun, 23 May 2004 11:39:56 +1000
To: "JeanW Doherty"
Subject: Re: George's book

Dear Jean,
thank you for your interest in George's new book 'Homoeopathic Diagnosis -
Hahnemann through Bönninghausen' (DHD).
The charges for the book are AUD79, plus AUD27 for postage, insurance and
handling.
We accept payment by credit card (VISA, MasterCard & Bankcard), by
telegraphic transfer or by bankdraft, drawn on an Australian bank.
Thank you.
With kind regards
Bernard Deutinger
for HAHNEMANN INSTITUTE SYDNEY

[Ellen Madono]

Gosh that is so much more reasonable than the 200 dollars that I heard about. Thank-you.

[Julian Winston]

At 11:03 AM -0400 5/24/04, Ellen Madono wrote:

THIS book (Homeopathic Diagnosis) is NOT the
repertory. It is a book about the Boenninghausen
method, how it came about, how it differs from
Kent's approach, and how it is used in daily
practice.
It is only 160 pages long (but crammed full of good stuff!).
The $200 you heard about (probably less than that
in Australian dollars) is for the Pocket Book
Method-- the actual repertory.

JW

[Jean Doherty]

Sorry everyone. The price quoted is for a book called ŒHomoeopathic
Diagnosis¹
I had wished to price The Therapeutic Pocketbook and had not noticed that
that had not been addressed and a price for other book quoted. Forgive me//
There are so many new books now that we would like. Best Wishes, Jean
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[Julian Winston]

At 3:46 PM +1000 5/25/04, Chris Gillen wrote:
[snip]
What Chris does not say is that this was not an
effort only by Dimitriadis by, rather, a team
project with about seven people, one of whom was
Dimitriadis. It was started (as I understand it)
at the same time by Dimitriadis in Australia and
by KH Gypser in Germany.
The book was printed by Gypser in Germany, but
was only available in German. Dimitriadis then
did more work and brought out an English version.
I believe that Gypser's is closer to the original
than George's, but the differences have to do
with the re-aligning of sections rather than with
the actual rubric content.

The TPB that Dimitraidis has out is, for English
speakers, the best you will ever find. If you
want to use the TBR then this is the one to have.
I cannot speak highly enough about it.

JW