Lecture Ix.

Footnote 275:

Prince: Jour. Abnormal Psychology. Vol. I, No. 1, 1906. Also, The Dissociation of a Personality, 2nd ed., Chap. XXI. James: Varieties of Religious Experiences.

Footnote 276:

I. e., “Tried not to think of it”; “put it out of her mind as a disagreeable fact.”

Footnote 277:

Instinct of repulsion (McDougall).

Footnote 278:

Nor were they the reaction to or the expression of a previously repressed sexual wish as any such wish would have met no conscious resistance. It is easy to see in the light of all the facts that, given a certain change in the conditions, or point of view, there would have been no shock and no rebellion.

Footnote 279: