S.
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Abraham, K., 37, 129, 130
Adler, A., 180, 183
Aggression, 134 f.
and anxiety, 154
and civilization, 143
and death-instinct, 139
and super-ego, 141
Aggressiveness—
and id, 141
and infantile sexuality, 159
and masculinity, 147
and women, 148, 150, 151
Agoraphobia, 110
Alexander, F., 40
Alexander the Great, 132
Ambivalence, 129, 154, 159
Amnesia and infantile sexual ex-
periences, 42
Anal erotism, 128, 130, 131
and character formation, 132
in dreams, 132
Anarchism, 224
Andreas-Salomé, L., 131
Animism, 210
Antagonism, girls', towards mother,
156 f., 171
Anus and mouth, 130
Anxiety—
and aggressiveness, 154
and birth, 108, 115, 122, 184
and castration, 114, 116, 160
and danger situations, 109 f., 114,
116, 122
and ego, 112, 116, 117, 121
and hysteria, 109, 110, 113
and id, 112, 117, 119
and infantile sexuality, 42
and libido, 109 f., 113, 119, 123
and masturbation, 114
and Oedipus complex, 113, 120
and phobias, 108 f., 113
and pleasure-pain principle, 107,
120, 122
and repression, 110, 113, 117
and self-preservation, 112Anxiety (contd.)—
and super-ego, 112, 116
in children, 109
moral, 84, 116
objective, 84, 108, 111, 122
Anxiety development, 108
and symptom-formation, 110, 118
Anxiety-dreams, 17, 41
Anxiety-neurosis, 110
Anxiety-preparedness, 108
Archimedes, 222
Aristarchus, 222
Aristotle, 26
Art and science, 205
Associations and dreams, 21 f.Bedouins, 37
Bennett, Arnold, 67
Betlheim, 35
Birth—
and anxiety, 108, 115, 122, 184
theories of, 131
Bi-sexuality, 146, 148
Blériot, 227
Bolshevism, 230
Boy—
and Oedipus complex, 166
castration-complex in, 160, 166
sexual development of, 150 f.
Brunswick, R. Mack, 168
Burlingham, D., 76Castration—
and anxiety, 114, 116, 160
and Oedipus complex, 114, 166
Castration-anxiety, 160
Castration-complex, 115
and femininity, 162
and masculinity complex, 166
in boys, 160, 166
in women, 115, 160 f.
Censorship, 26, 30, 33
Character—
'anal', 132S.
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Character (contd.)—
and identification, 119
and penis-envy, 160
and sexual phases, 130
‘daemonic’, 138
treatment of, 199, 201
Child, desire for, and penis, 164
Children—
a-morality of, 84
and anxiety, 109
birth theories of, 131
neurotic phase of, 191
psycho-analysis of, 189 f., 198
variety of constitution in, 192
Circumcision, 114
Civilization, 143, 229
and super-ego, 116
and women, 170
Classes, origin of, 226
Clitoris—
and inferiority-complex, 88
and vagina, 152
as penis equivalent, 151
Compromise-formations, 99
Condensation—
and id, 100
in dreams, 32
Conflict, 25, 78, 96
Conscience, 81 f.
and need for punishment, 141
and parental authority, 84 f.
Conscious—
and reality, 27
and super-ego, 93
meaning of, 94
Copernicus, 222
Curie, 222Danger-situations—
and anxiety, 109 f., 114, 116,
122
and castration, 115
Darwin, 222
Death, neurotic interpretation of,
157
Death-instinct, 139
Delinquency, 91
Delusion, 26
of observation, 81
Deutsch, H., 74, 168
Displacement—
and id, 100
and phobia, 111
in dreams, 32Distortion, 43
in dreams, 33
Dreams—
and chance stimuli, 27
and feeling-tone, 20, 32
and psychoses, 27
and residue of previous day, 20,
27, 34
and trauma, 42, 44
anxiety—, 17, 41
compromise-formations in, 31
created by unconscious impulse,
30
forgetting of, 24
function of, 27, 42
hallucinatory nature of, 30, 31
of rectum and vagina, 132
pairs of, 40
punishment—, 41
relations in, 32
sexual nature of, 17
telepathy and, 53
theory of, 15 f.
wish-fulfilment, 17, 34, 41
Dream-censor, 26, 27, 42
Dream-content (manifest), 17, 19,
21, 25, 28, 29, 38
‘Dream day’, 21
Dream-interpretation, 19 f., 28, 30
and telepathy, 55, 65
Dream-thoughts, 17, 19, 22, 26, 28 f.,
33, 34, 40
and pre-conscious, 40
Dreams, Interpretation of, 17
Dream-work, 17, 19, 25, 28 f., 33,
43, 44Education and psycho-analysis, 188 f.
Ego—
and aggressiveness, 141
and anxiety, 112, 116, 117, 121
and identification, 102
and illness, 182
and libido, 133, 136
and psycho-analysis, 106
and repression, 103, 117 f., 125
and resistance, 92
and society, 143
and symptom, 78
and unconscious, 94, 96, 97, 100
relation to external world, 100,
103, 121
relation to id, 100 f., 121
relation to super-ego, 100 f., 121
relation to time, 101S.
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Ego (contd.)–
weakness of, in infancy, 110, 116,
189
Ego-ideal and super-ego, 88
Ego-instincts, 79, 125, 127, 133
Ego-libido, 133
Ego-psychology, 79 f.
and mania, 84
and melancholia, 83
and psychoses, 80
Einstein, 186
Eisler, J., 38
Eisler, R., 37
Eitingon, M., 195Faeces–
and gifts, 150
and money, 130
Feeling-tone in dreams, 20, 32
Femininity–
and castration-complex, 162
and dolls, 156
and identification, 86
and masochism, 148
and masturbation, 164
characteristics of, 146 f.
Ferenczi, S., 37, 115
Fire and urethral erotism, 132
Fixation, 129
Folk-lore, symbols in, 37, 38
Fortune-tellers, 56, 61
Frequency, symbols of, in dreams,
39
Freud, Anna, 188
Frigidity in women, 169Galsworthy, 67
Genital phase, 128
Girl–
antagonism towards mother, 156 f.
latency period in, 166
masturbation of, 151, 162, 164
sexual development of, 150 f.
God–
omniscience of, 76
origin of idea of, 208
Groddeck, G., 97
Groot, J. Lampl de, 168
Group-psychology, 91, 177, 181
Guilt, unconscious sense of, 141 f.Hallucination, 81
Hand-writing expert, 63
Hartmann, 35Hegel, 226
Heine, 145, 206
Homosexuality, 131
and Individual Psychology, 182
in women, 167
Hugo, Victor, 199
Hunger, 124, 127
Husband and father, 171
Hysteria–
and anxiety, 109 f., 113
and Individual Psychology, 182
and psycho-analysis, 199
Hysterical symptom, 26
origin of, in phantasy, 154Id–
and aggressiveness, 141
and anxiety, 112, 117, 119
and condensation, 100
and displacement, 100
and pleasure-pain principle, 98,
100, 120
and regression, 120
and repression, 99, 117 f.
relation to ego, 100 f., 121
relation to external reality, 104
relation to super-ego, 100 f., 121
Identification–
and character, 119
and ego, 102
and Oedipus complex, 87
and super-ego, 86
of girl with mother, 171, 172
Illness–
and masochism, 183
gain from, 183
predisposition to, 189
Imago, 188
Individual Psychology, 88, 180 f.
Inferiority-complex, 88 f., 182
and guilt, 89
Instincts, 78
aim-inhibited, 126
and anxiety, 107 f.
and ego, 98, 100
and id, 101
and sublimation, 126
component, 127
conservative nature of, 138
death–, 139
theory of, 124 f.
transformation of, 130
Institute of Psycho-analysis, Berlin,
195S.
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Introjection of external restriction, 85
Jones, Ernest, 69
Kant, 84, 209
Kepler, 221
Korsakow’s syndrome, 35
Labyrinth, symbol of, 39
Latency period—
and anxiety, 116
in girls, 166Lavoisier, 222
Libido—
and anxiety, 109 f., 113, 119, 123
and ego, 133, 136
and sexual polarity, 168
fixation of, 129
theory of, 125 f., 133 f.Logic and id, 99
Lourdes, 195
Magic, 211
Mania, 84
Marxism, 226 f.
Masculinity, characteristics of, 146
Masculinity-complex, 162, 166, 172
Masochism, 135 f.
and femininity, 148
and illness, 183
and resistance, 140Masturbation—
and anxiety, 114
and female homosexuals, 167
in girls, 151, 162, 164
in neurotics, 163Mediums, 50
Medusa, 37
Melancholia, 83, 129
Memory of dreams, 24
Modesty in women, 170
Morality—
and id, 99
origin of, 209Mother—
antagonism of girl towards, 156 f.
identification with, 171, 172
phallic, 162Mystics, 106
Murder, fear of, 154
Narcissism, 133, 199
in women, 170Negation and id, 99
Neurosis—
and masturbation, 163
and need for punishment, 140
theory of, 26, 42, 79, 116, 130,
162, 184
transference-, 199
treatment of, 184, 188Neurotic symptoms—
and dreams, 29
and id, 98Newton, 222
Nietzsche, 97
Number—
in thought-transference, 58
symbols of, in dreams, 39Object-cathexis—
abandoned and identification, 87
and ambivalence, 159
and ego, 102
in women, 151, 152 f.Object-choice—
and identification, 86
and Oedipus complex, 171
in women, 170Object-libido, 133
Obsession, 26
and anxiety, 111, 120
and Individual Psychology, 182
and psycho-analysis, 199
and sexual phases, 129Occultism, 45 f.
Oedipus complex—
and anxiety, 113, 120
and castration, 114, 166
and female homosexuality, 166
and identification, 87
and mother identification, 172
and object-choice, 171
and penis-envy, 166
and super-ego, 87, 90, 104, 166
in boys, 166
in girls, 165
in women, 152, 155Oral erotism, 131
Oral phase, 128, 154
Oral-sadistic phase, 129
Organ-pleasure, 127
Paranoia, 154, 168, 200
Parental function—
and ego-ideal, 88
and God, 208 f.
and super-ego, 84, 90S.
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Penis–
absence of, 160 f., 171
and breast, 131
and child, 164
and faeces, 131
Penis-envy, 132, 160 f.
and character, 160
and dolls, 165
and having children, 165, 171
and marriage, 171
and masturbation, 164
and Oedipus-complex, 166
and phallic phase, 161
and vanity, 170
Perceptual-conscious system, 100,
103
Phallic phase, 114, 116, 128
and frustration, 158
and Oedipus complex, 166
and penis-envy, 161
of girls, 151, 152, 154
Philosophy and science, 205
Phobia, 108 f., 199
and anxiety, 113
Pleasure-pain principle–
and anxiety, 107, 120, 122
and danger, 120, 121, 122
and id, 98, 100, 120
and repetition-compulsion, 138
and repression, 118, 120
Poison, fear of, 154, 157
Preconscious, meaning of, 96
Pre-oedipal attachment–
and mother-identification, 172
and regression, 168
in girls, 153 f., 165, 168
Psycho-analysis–
and education, 188
and ego, 106
and psychoses, 197
and religion, 214
and telepathy, 55, 65
and Weltanschauung, 202 f., 232
applied, 177
length of treatment, 200
of children, 189 f., 198
prejudice against, 175 f., 186
therapeutic aspect of, 194 f.
Psychoses, 27, 80, 197
Punishment, need for, 140 f., 183
Punishment-dream, 41
Rank, O., 115
Rationalization, 33, 103
Reaction-formation, 118, 133Regression, 129
and dream-work, 30
and penis-envy, 161
and pre-oedipal phase, 168
and repression, 120
Reik, T., 37
Religion, 205 f.
and psycho-analysis, 214
and science, 214 f., 219
Repetition-compulsion, 137
and marriage, 171
Repressed impulses, 28
Repression, 92
and anxiety, 110, 113, 117
and castration, 114
and ego, 117 f., 125
and id, 99, 117 f.
and Oedipus complex, 113
and pleasure-pain principle, 118,
120
and regression, 120
Repression-resistance, 26, 30, 103
Resistance, 79, 92
and ego, 92
and masochism, 140
and need for punishment, 140
to dream-interpretation, 23 f.
Sadism, 128, 129, 135 f.
Sadistic-anal phase, 129, 151
Sadistic impulses, 128
Schopenhauer, 139
Schrötter, 35
Science, 50, 203 f.
and religion, 213 f.
development of, 213 f.
future of, 221 f.
nature of, 218
Secondary elaboration, 33
Seduction phantasy, 154 f.
Self-destruction, 136 f.
Self-injury, 183
Self-preservation, 122, 182
and anxiety, 112
instinct of, 124, 127
Sex, differentiation of, 151, 154,
168
Sexuality, 78
anal-sadistic phase, 128, 129, 151,
154
and anxiety, 109
and death-instinct, 139
and dreams, 17, 36
and repression, 125
genital phase, 128S.
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Sexuality (contd.)—
infantile, 42, 185
inhibition and castration, 162
instinct of, 125 f., 133
instinct of, and aggression, 134
oral phase, 128, 129, 154
perversion, 135, 167
phallic phase, 114, 116, 128, 151,
152, 154, 158, 161, 165, 166
prejudice against, 178
Sexual organs, symbols of, 36, 37
Silberer, 36
Sleep, function of, 27, 44
Sociology, 229
Somatic processes and id, 98
Space and id, 99
Speech and magic, 211
Sublimation, 126, 173
Suckling, 156
Super-ego, 42, 82 f.
and aggression, 141
and anxiety, 112, 116
and character, 119
and civilization, 116
and ego, 83
and ego-ideal, 88
and group-psychology, 91
and identification, 86
and inferiority-complex, 89
and Oedipus complex, 87, 90,
104, 166
and parental authority, 84
and repression, 92
and tradition, 229
and unconscious, 93, 94, 96, 97,
100
in children, 190
in girls, 166
relation to ego, 100 f., 121
relation to id, 100 f., 121
Superstition, 212
Symbols, 131
examples of, 37
experiments in, 35 f.
in dreams, 23
prejudice against, 178, 185
Symptom—
and ego, 78
and guilt sense, 142
origin of, 78
Symptom-formation—
and anxiety development, 110,
118
and neurotic anxiety, 110 f.
and repression, 118
Syphilidophobia, 116
Systems, conscious, pre-conscious,
and unconscious, 96 f.
Telepathy, 51 f., 75
examples of, 53
Thought-transference, 56 f., 75
examples of, 57, 60, 62, 66, 76
Thirst, 127
Time—
and ego, 101
and id, 99
Totem und Tabu, 212
Totemism, 208
Transference, 138
Transference-neuroses, 199
Trauma—
and anxiety, 108, 122
and dreams, 42, 44
infantile sexual, 154
Traumatic neuroses, 42, 44
Truth, 218
Unconscious, 78
and ego, 94, 96, 97, 100
and repressed material, 93
meaning of, 94 f.
repressed, 27
system of, 29, 96
Urethral erotism, 132
Urine and gifts, 150
Vagina—
and anal erotism, 131
and clitoris, 152
in young girls, 151
Wallenstein, 183
War, Great, 227
Weaving, origin of, 170
Weltanschauung—
anarchistic, 224 f.
and psycho-analysis, 202 f., 232
Marxian, 226 f.
religious, 210 f., 220, 223, 225
scientific, 203 f., 206, 221
unscientific, 205
Wish-fulfilment, in dreams, 17, 41,
42, 44
Womb, return to, 115
Women—
and aggressiveness, 148, 150, 151
and castration-complex, 115, 160 f.
and civilization, 170
and sublimation, 173S.
NEW INTRODUCTORY LECTURES
Women (contd.)–
antagonism towards mother in,
156 f.
development of super-ego in, 166
modesty of, 170
narcissism of, 170
sense of justice in, 172
sexual development of, 150 f.Women (contd.)–
social interest of, 173
vanity of, 170Zeitschrift, Internationale, für (ärztliche)
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