An Outline of Abnormal Psychology
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An Outline of Abnormal Psychology

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An Outline of Abnormal Psychology

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Originally published in 1926, a complement to the author's Outline of Psychology, this book surveys the field of neurotic and mental disorders in so far as they are not due to gross organic lesions. It discusses this principal types of mental process that are abnormal or disorderly in the sense that they are departures from the fully waking processes of the normal mind, seeking to understand them in terms of the general principles laid down in the earlier volume. Sleep, the influence of drugs and suggestion, conflict and repression, automatisms and somnambulisms, morbid fears, obsessions and impulsions, perversions, delusions, exaltation and depression, multiple personalities, psycho-therapy, and the schools of abnormal psychology – these and many others are the topics discussed from the point of view, not of medical practice, but of psychological theory. A book, not for the medical expert only, but for every man or woman interested in the riddle of human personality.

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INDEX

Abreaction, 261, 451
Acquisitiveness, 164
Adler, A., 22, 429
Asthenia, 26
Alcohol, 66, 442
Alcohol a narcotic, 73
Alkaloids, 66
Allegory in dreams, 148, 193
Allport, G., 207
Alnaschar, 207
Alrutz, S., 86
Alternating personalities, 482
Amnesia, 235, 245, 458
Anaesthesia, 113, 245
Anaesthetics, 66
Anal-eroticism, 164
Angst, 263
Anima, 198, 202
Anxieties, 263
Anxiety and fear, 317; state, 269
Archetypes, 193
Aristotle, 19
Association-reaction, 232
Asthenia, 265
Autistic thinking, 208
Autognosis, 457
Automatic movements, 253
Automatic writing, 256
Auto-suggestion, 122
Bad language, 278, 313
Badouin, 123
Bagby, E., 305
Balance of functions, 47
Bashfulness, 387, 566
Battle-dreams, 138
Baynes, 4, 24
Behaviourists, 5, 17
Belief and dissociation, 242
Bell, Sanford, 566
Bennett, Hughes, 114
Berman, L., 353, 519
Bernheim, 81
Bjerre, P., 319
Bleuler, E., 51, 55, 208, 336, 342, 355
Brain in hypnosis, 103, 108
Brain in sleep, 78, 107
Brain lesions, 354
Branwell, Milne, 97, 115
Breuer, 131
Brill, A. A., 179, 185
Brown, W., 24, 64, 452, 458
Bruhl, Lévy, 209
Bull as symbol, 196
Campto-cormia, 243
Cannon, W. B., 45
Carpenter, W. B., 209, 253
Cartoons and dreams, 14...

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Half Title
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright Page
  5. Original Title Page
  6. Original Copyright Page
  7. Preface
  8. Table of Contents
  9. List of Abbreviations of Titles of Works Frequently Referred to
  10. I. Sketch of the Schools of Abnormal Psychology
  11. II. On the Nature of Functional Disorders in General
  12. III. Fatigue, Drugs, and Sleep
  13. IV. Hypnosis
  14. V. Theory of Hypnosis and Suggestion
  15. VI. Theories of Suggestion of Janet and Freud
  16. VII. Dreaming
  17. VIII. Freud’s Theory of Dreaming
  18. IX. Jung’s Theory of Dreaming
  19. X. Day-Dreaming
  20. XI. Conflict, Repression, and the Complex
  21. XII. Dissociation
  22. XIII. Automatisms—Fugues, Somnambulisms, Fits
  23. XIV. Vague Fears and Anxieties
  24. XV. Symbolisation and Symbolic Symptoms
  25. XVI. Regression
  26. XVII. Tics and Stereotyped Movements
  27. XVIII. Compulsions and Obsessions
  28. XIX. Perversions of the Sex Impulse
  29. XX. Delusions
  30. XXI. Hallucinations
  31. XXII. Exaltation and Depression
  32. XXIII. Schizophrenia
  33. XXIV. Epileptoid Seizures
  34. XXV. Freud’s Views on the Nature and Causation of Neurotic and Mental Disorders
  35. XXVI. Freud’s Therapy
  36. XXVII. Dr. Alfred Adler’s Theory of the Neuroses
  37. XXVIII. Psychological Types and Their Relations to the Disorder-Process
  38. XXIX. Psychotherapeutic Methods and Mental Hygiene
  39. XXX. Alternating Personalities
  40. XXXI. Coexisting or Coconscious Personalities
  41. XXXII. Trance Personalities
  42. XXXIII. Theory of Personality and of Its Disintegration
  43. XXXIV. Integration and Disintegration from the Point of View of Consciousness
  44. Appendix—The Definition of the Sexual Instinct
  45. Index