Lecture X; Also, “the Meaning of Ideas As Determined by Unconscious

Settings,” Journal Abnormal Psychology, Oct.-Nov., 1912.

Footnote 280:

I use the present tense as more convenient although I am speaking of a past condition.

Footnote 281:

As illustrated by her responsive behaviour at the theatre (p. 558), as I have witnessed it there and socially.

Footnote 282:

“Hysteria from the Point of View of Dissociated Personality.” Journal Abnormal Psychology, 1906.

Footnote 283:

It is interesting to note the apparent paradox of an increasing physically neurasthenic phase coincident with an increasing physically healthy phase. With the subsidence of the latter the neurasthenic state became obvious.