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Volume 45, Published January 1st, 1917

II

ORIGINAL ARTICLES

Hyperplasia of the Pineal Body. By Howard H. Bell 481
Types of Neurological Cases Seen at a Base Hospital. By John Jenks Thomas 495
A Case of Postero-lateral Sclerosis Following Streptococcus Infection—Transmitted
to Rabbit as Myelitis. By Edward M. Williams 503
Report of Three Cases of Familial Spastic Paralysis. By C. Eugene Riggs 505
Intentional Hypertonia. By Sidney I. Schwab 510
A Question of Epileptic Dementia with Recovery. By D. A. Thom 517

SOCIETY PROCEEDINGS

AMERICAN NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION 523
Summary of Gold Solution Diagnostic Work in Brain Syphilis (Southard); Further
Contribution to the Treatment of Syphilis of the Nervous System (Sachs, Strauss,
and Kaliski); Injuries to the Spinal Cord Produced by Modern Warfare (Collins
and Craig); The Rising Tide of Disabilities Following Trauma and Their Relation
to Our Compensation Laws (Sachs); (a) Syringoencephalia (Syringoencephalo-
myelia); (b) The Function of the Pyramidal Tract (Spiller); A Consideration of
Some Selected Problems in a Year’s Neuro-surgical Service (Sachs and Schwab);
Preventive Neurology (Dana); Notes on the Treatment of Mental Torticollis
(Clark); Insanity—The Physiological, Morphological and Serological Character-
istics (Ludlum and White); Preliminary Report on the Use of the Abderhalden
Reaction in Mental Diseases (Cotton, White and Stevenson); The Autolysis of
Nitrogenous Compounds in the Blood Serum of General Paralysis and Dementia
Praecox with its Bearing upon the Abderhalden Test (Singer and Quantz); The
Histology of Selected Areas of the Cerebral Cortex in Dementia Praecox (Southard).
CHICAGO NEUROLOGICAL SOCIETY 543
Head Injuries of Warfare with Special Reference to Lesions of the Superior Longi-
tudinal Sinus (Royer); Case of Multiple Sclerosis with Abdominal Reflexes (Patrick).

PERISCOPE

American Journal of Insanity. (Vol. LXXI, No. 1.) Typhoid Fever with Permanent
Memory Defect; The Psychic Factors in Mental Disorder; The Thymus and the Pitui-
tary in Dementia Praecox; Mixed States and Atypical Manic–Depressive; Behavior Chart
in Mental Diseases; Colloidal Gold and Spinal Fluid (548).
Archiv für Psychiatrie und Nervenkrankheiten. (54. Band, 1. Heft.) Tribute to E.
Hitzig on the Occasion of the Placing of the Hitzig Memorial in the Clinic for Mental
and Nervous Disease of Halle; Complete Discussion of a Case of Bilateral Deficiency
of the Cerebellum; Familial Dysostosis Beginning at the Time of Puberty; Dangerous
Human Types; The Influence of Operative Measures in Developmental Disturbances of
the Brain, Particularly in Epilepsy; Technique of Experiments on the Brain, Particularly
on the Optic Thalami; Acute Paranoid Diseases; Adenocarcinoma of the Hypophysis
and Progressive Paralysis; A Typical Brain Tumor, with Positive X–ray Findings;
Determination of the Capacity of the Cortex and White Substance of the Cerebrum
through Planimetric Measurements (551). (2. Heft.) The Forensic Significance of
Neurasthenia; The Phases of Mania; Criminality and Exogenous Irritability in Con-
genital Mental Defect; Experimental Investigations of Lathyrism; Further Investiga-
tions on the Motor Speech Tracts; Mental Disorders in Brain Tumor, and their Relation
to Diffuse Brain Alterations Caused by the Action of New Growths (553). (3. Heft.)
Mental Disorders in Brain Tumors, and their Relation to the Diffuse Brain Alterations
Caused by the Action of New Growths; The Pathogenesis of the Psychoses in the Light
of the Abderhalden Theories; The Question of the Course of Posterior Root Fibers of
the Spinal Cord; Neuroses Following Accidents Caused by Electricity; Pathogenesis
and Therapy of Chronic Alcoholism; The Skull Capacity in Mental Diseases; Psycho-
logical Anatomy of Dementia Praecox; Secondary Degeneration of the Pyramidal Tracts
in Porencephalus (554).
The Psychoanalytic Review. (Vol. II, Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4.) Some General Remarks on the
Principles of Pain–Pleasure and of Reality; The Unconscious; The Theory of Psycho-
analysis; A Plea for a Broader Standpoint in Psychoanalysis; Technique of Psycho-
analysis; Contributions to the Psychopathology of Everyday Life; Their Relation to
Abnormal Mental Phenomena; The Integrative Functions of the Nervous System Applied
to Some Reactions in Human Behavior and their Attending Psychic Functions; A Manic–
Depressive Episode Representing a Frank Wish–Realization Construction; Psychoana-
lytic Parallels; Psychoanalysis; The Rôle of the Sexual Complex in Dementia Praecox;
Psycho–Genetics of Androcratic Evolution; Some Studies in the Psychopathology of
Acute Dissociation of the Personality; Psychoanalysis; A Philosophy for Psychoana-
lysis; Religion and Sex; Some Freudian Contributions to the Paranoia Problem; Trans-
lation—Wishfulfillment and Symbolism in Fairy Tales; Translation—The Significance
of Psychoanalysis for the Mental Sciences (557).

ISCELLANY

Ulnar Nerve Paralysis (567).

BOOK REVIEWS

Mentally Deficient Children: The Treatment and Training; An Introduction to the Study
of the Endocrine Glands and Internal Secretions (568).

INDEX TO VOLUME 44

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CONTENTS

ORIGINAL ARTICLES

Art in the Insane. C. B. BURR
On Somnambulism. L. GRIMBERG
Retaliation Dreams. HANSELL CRENSHAW
Technique of Psychoanalysis. SMITH ELY JELLIFFE

TRANSLATIONS

The History of the Psychoanalytic Movement. SIGMUND FREUD

SOCIETY PROCEEDINGS. ABSTRACTS. Book Reviews. Index

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ORIGINAL ARTICLES

Symbolism. W. A. White 1
Technique of Psychoanalysis. S. E. Jelliffe 26, 161, 254, 394
The Work of Alfred Adler, Considered with Especial Reference to that of Freud.
J. J. Putnam 121
Clinical Cases Exhibiting Unconscious Defense Reactions. F. M. Shockley 141
Freud and Sociology. E. R. Groves 241
The Ontogenetic Against the Phylogenetic Elements in the Psychoses of the Colored
Race. A. B. Evarts 272
Discomfiture and Evil Spirits. E. C. Parsons 288
Two Very Definite Wish-Fulfilment Dreams. C. B. Burr 292
Art in the Insane. C. B. Burr 361
On Somnambulism. L. Grimberg 386
Retaliation Dreams. H. Crenshaw 391

CRITICAL REVIEWS

Frazer’s Golden Bough. L. Brink 43
“Sons and Lovers”: A Freudian Appreciation. A. B. Kuttner 295

TRANSLATIONS

The Significance of Psychoanalysis for the Mental Sciences, O. Rank and H. Sachs (69,
189, 318). Process of Recovery in Schizophrenics, H. Bertschinger (176). The His-
tory of the Psychoanalytic Movement, S. Freud (406).

ABSTRACTS

Jahrbuch für psychoanalytische und psychopathologische Forschungen. (Vol. I.)
(90.) Analysis of the Phobia of a Five-Year-Old Boy, S. Freud; The Position of
Consanguineous Marriages in the Psychology of the Neurosis, K. Abraham; Sexuality
and Epilepsy, A. Maeder; The Significance of the Father for the Fate of the Individual,
C. G. Jung; Attempt at an Analysis of a Case of Hysteria, L. Binswanger; Observations
on a Case of Compulsion Neurosis, S. Freud; Introjection and Transference, S.
Ferenczi; Contributions to Dream Interpretation, W. Stekel; Report Concerning a
Method for Producing and Observing Certain Symbolic Hallucinations, H. Silberer;
Concerning the Neurotic Disposition, A. Adler; Freud’s Works from 1893 to 1909, K.
Abraham; Report of the Austrian and German Psychoanalytic Literature up to 1909,
K. Abraham.

Zentralblatt für Psychoanalyse. (Vol. I, Nos. 1–2) (215.) The Future of Psycho-
analytic Therapy, S. Freud; The Psychic Treatment of Trigeminal Neuralgia, A. Adler;
The Psychology of Hysterical Adoration of the Madonna, O. Pfister. (Vol. I, No. 3.)
(216.) A Contribution to the Psychology of Rumor, C. G. Jung; “Wild” Psycho-
analysis, S. Freud. (Vol. I, No. 4.) (217.) Etiology and Treatment of the Psycho-
neuroses, J. J. Putnam; Analysis of an Apparently Meaningless Infantile Obsession, R.
Nepalleck; A Case of Periodic Depression of Psychogenic Origin, A. A. Brill.

Internationale Zeitschrift für Ärztliche Psychoanalyse. (Vol. II, No. 3.) (218.) Psycho-
analysis and Education, P. Häberlin; On the Theory of Inversion, H. Blüher; Anal Eroti-
cism, Tendency to Anxiety and Obstinacy, H. von Hattingberg. (Vol. II, No. 4.) (465.)
On the Psychological Foundation of Freudism, L. V. Karpinska; The Activity of Uncon-
scious Death Wishes—A Contribution to the Understanding of the Tic, T. Sadger.
(Vol. II, No. 5.) (469.) Transformations of the Affect-life, M. Weissfeld; Right
and Left in Delusions, A. Stärcke; The Spontaneous Recovery of a Catatonic, K. Lan-
dauer. (Vol. II, No. 6.) (—.) Further Remarks on the Technique of Psychoanalysis,
S. Freud; The “Pleasant-Unpleasant” Principle and the “Reality” Principle, P. Federn;
The Origin of the Interest in Money, S. Ferenczi.

Imago. (Vol. II, No. 1.) (336.) Some Similarities in the Mental Life of Primitive
and Neurotic People, (III) Animism, Magic and the Omnipotence of Thought. S.
Freud; The Titan Motive in General Mythology, Presentation and Analysis, E. F.
Lorenz; Carl Spitteler, H. Sachs; The True Nature of the Child Psyche. Edited by
H. v. Hug-Hellmuth. I. Earliest Infantile Memories. H. v. Hug-Hellmuth. II. „From
the Soul of a Child.“ Theodor Reik. III. Leo N. Tolstoi, Childhood. Autobiographic
Novel, E. F. Lorenz.

MISCELLANEOUS ABSTRACTS

Incest in Mormonism, T. Schroeder (223); Proxies in Mormon Polygamy, T. Schroeder
(223); Der Sexuelle Anteil an der Theologie der Mormomen, T. Schroeder (223); Zur
Bestimmung des psychoanalytischen Widerstandes, J. B. Lang (230); Eine Hypothese
zur Psychologischen Bedeutung der Verfolgungsidee, J. B. Lang (231); Paranoide Psy-
chosen im höheren Lebensalter, Seelert (232).

SOCIETY PROCEEDINGS

The American Psychoanalytic Society 455
Individuality and Introversion, W. A. White; Permutations within the Sphere of Con-
sciousness or the Factor of Repression and its Influence upon Education, T. Burrow;
The Embryology of Dreams, J. T. MacCurdy; The Social and Sexual Behavior of Infra-
Human Primates, E. J. Kempf; Concerning Freud’s Principle of Reality, L. E. Emerson;
Is Dementia Præcox Properly Described as an Infantile Mode of Reaction?, H. D.
Singer; Notes on Psychoanalytic Technic, G. L. Taneyhill; An Analysis of an Obsessive
Doubt with a Paranoid Trend, R. W. Reed; On the Place of Sublimation in a Psycho-
analytic Treatment, J. J. Putnam.

BOOK REVIEWS

The Criminal Imbecile, An Analysis of Three Remarkable Murder Cases, by Henry Her-
bert Goddard (115); Human Motives, by James Jackson Putnam (116); The Brain in
Health and Disease, by Joseph Shaw Bolton (116); Text-Book of Nervous Diseases,
by Curschmann and others (118); The New Philosophy of Henri Bergson, by Edouard
LeRoy (119); Bodily Changes in Pain, Hunger, Fear, and Rage, by Walter B. Cannon
(233); Goethe, with Special Consideration of His Philosophy, by Paul Carus (234);
Letters of Fyodor Michailovitch Dostoevsky to his Family and Friends—Tr. by Ethel
Colburn Mayne (236); The Meaning of Dreams, by Isador H. Coriat (237); Nervous
Diseases, by Robert Bing (238); Trattato di Psichiatria, by Leonardo Bianchi (239);
The Ductless Glandular Diseases, by Wilhelm Falta (239); Psychology of the Uncon-
scious. A Study of the Transformations and Symbolisms of the Libido. A Contribu-
tion to the History of the Evolution of Thought, by C. G. Jung. Tr. with Introduction,
by Beatrice M. Hinkle (352); The Evolution of Early Christianity. A Genetic Study
of First-Century Christianity in Relation to its Religious Environment, by Shirley
Jackson Case (354); The Lost Language of Symbolism. An Inquiry into the Origin
of Certain Letters, Words, Names, Fairy Tales, Folk Lore and Mythologies, by Harold
Bayley (356); Die Sprache des Traumes. Eine Darstellung der Symbolik und Deutung
des Traumes in ihren Beziehungen zur kranken und gesunden Seele für Ärzte und
Psychologen, by Wilhelm Stekel (358); Man–An Adaptive Mechanism, by George W.
Crile (476); Character and Temperament, by Joseph Jastrow (477); The Influence of
Joy, by George Van Ness Dearborn (477).