Part 49

Studies in Psychoanalysis

An account of 27 concrete cases preceded by a Theoretical Exposition

BY PROF. C. BAUDOUIN

Author of Suggestion and Autosuggestion, etc.

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The New Psychology: and its Relation to Life

BY A. G. TANSLEY

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The issue of the Fifth Impression of this book—originally published in June 1920—has given the opportunity of a fairly thorough revision. Advantage has been taken of criticisms to make various statements more explicit, and a few fresh topics have been dealt with; for instance, Dr. Varendonck’s recent work on Day-dreaming and Adler’s views on the importance of the feeling of inferiority in moulding the character. A new preface and a glossary have been added.

Suggestion & Autosuggestion

A Study of the Work of M. Emile Coué based upon Investigations made by the New Nancy School

BY PROFESSOR CHARLES BAUDOUIN

TRANSLATED BY EDEN AND CEDAR PAUL

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Hypnotism and Suggestion

BY LOUIS SATOW

TRANSLATED BY BERNARD MIALL

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This volume, which contains a glossary of technical terms, should fill a long-felt want, as supplying a foundation of accurate knowledge which will enable the reader to follow and understand the recent developments of psycho-analysis. An exact knowledge of the various phases of hypnosis is equally essential for a true understanding of the phenomena of religion, politics, education, herd-psychology, minority rule and war.

History of Psychology

BY G. S. BRETT, M.A.

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Abnormal Psychology and Education

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