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A General Introduction to Psychoanalysis

Anxiety is the mark which shows that the suppressed wish showed itself stronger than the censorship.

—Wish Fulfillment.

Sigmund
Freud

A General Introduction to Psychoanalysis

Sigmund Freud

Bibliographic Record

Contents

Translator’s Preface

TRANSLATED BY G. STANLEY HALL

NEW YORK: BONI AND LIVERIGHT, 1920
NEW YORK: BARTLEBY.COM, 2010

Part One: The Psychology of Errors

Lecture I. Introduction

II. The Psychology of Errors

III. The Psychology of Errors—(Continued)

IV. The Psychology of Errors—(Conclusion)

Part Two: The Dream

V. Difficulties and Preliminary Approach

VI. Hypothesis and Technique of Interpretation

VII. Manifest Dream Content and Latent Dream Thought

VIII. Dreams of Childhood

IX. The Dream Censor

X. Symbolism in the Dream

XI. The Dream-Work

XII. Analyses of Sample Dreams

XIII. Archaic Remnants and Infantilism in the Dream

XIV. Wish Fulfillment

XV. Doubtful Points and Criticism

Part Three: General Theory of the Neuroses

XVI. Psychoanalysis and Psychiatry

XVII. The Meaning of the Symptoms

XVIII. Traumatic Fixation—the Unconscious

XIX. Resistance and Suppression

XX. The Sexual Life of Man

XXI. Development of the Libido and Sexual Organizations

XXII. Theories of Development and Regression—Etiology

XXIII. The Development of the Symptoms

XXIV. Ordinary Nervousness

XXV. Fear and Anxiety

XXVI. The Libido Theory and Narcism

XXVII. Transference

XXVIII. Analytical Therapy