Problems of Personality

PART ONE GENERAL ESSAYS I. THE EVOLUTION OF INTELLIGENCE AND THE THRALDOM OF CATCH-PHRASES. II. ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY. III. NOTES ON SUGGESTION, EMPATHY, AND BAD THINKING IN MEDICINE. PART TWO STUDIES IN PSYCHOLOGYIV. DOES THE WILL EXPRESS THE ENTIRE PERSONALITY? V. AN EXPERIENCE DURING DANGER AND THE WIDER FUNCTIONS OF EMOTION. VI. ON RECENT CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE STUDY OF THE PERSONALITY. VII. CHARACTER AND INHIBITION. PART THREE STUDIES IN ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHOPATHOLOGY VIII. ON MEMORIES WHICH ARE TOO REAL. IX. SOME MEDICO-LEGAL EXPERIENCES, WITH COMMENTS AND REFLECTIONS. X. SOME MEDICAL ASPECTS OF WITCHCRAFT. XI. DIVISIONS OF THE SELF AND Co-CONSCIOUSNESS. XII. THE HANDWRITING IN NERVOUS DISEASES, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE SIGNATURES OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE. XIII. THE STATIC AND KINETIC REPRESENTATIONS OF THE EFFERENT NERVOUS SYSTEM IN THE PSYCHO-MOTOR SPHERE. XIV. THE DEVELOPMENT OF PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AS A BRANCH OF SCIENCE. XV. THE SUBCONSCIOUS, THE UNCONSCIOUS, AND THE CO-CONSCIOUS. XVI. THE ASSOCIATION OF PSYCHO-NEUROSIS WITH MENTAL DEFICIENCY. PART FOUR PSYCHOANALYSIS XVII. PROFESSOR FREUD'S GROUP PSYCHOLOGY AND HIS THEORY OF SUGGESTION. XIX. SUGGESTION AND PERSONALITY. XX. THE UNCONSCIOUS IN PSYCHOANALYSIS-A CRITICISM. XXL UNCONSCIOUS DYNAMICS AND HUMAN BEHAVIOUR: A GLIMPSE AT SOME INTER-RELATIONSHIPS OF STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION. XXII. THE METAMORPHOSIS OF DREAMS. XXIII. CONFLICT AND ADJUSTMENT IN ART. XXIV. PRINCE'S NEUROGRAM HISTORICAL POSITION.