Illustrations of unconscious memory in disease
Subtitle: including a theory of alteratives
By: by Charles Creighton
Publisher: H.K. Lewis
Published: 1886
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 212
Subjects: Habits; Memory; Psychology Unconscious; Psychophysiologic Disorders; Subconsciousness
Notes: "Printed by J. E. Adlard"--p. 212.

Preface dated: October, 1885.
Table of contents: title: Prolegomena on memory and organic memory; title: Memories of development in certain psychological processes; title: Reminiscences of embryonic activity in repair and in new growths; title: Habit as a cause of long-standing catarrhs; title: Skin eruptions persisting by the power of memory; title: Reflex actions continuing after the cause is gone ("stomach-cough," habit-cough, whooping-cough); title: Agues and neuralgias as morbid habits; title: Unconscious memory in visceral neuroses; title: Morbid habit summed up in diathesis; title: The alterative cure of syphilip; title: Cancer as an acquired habit of the tissues; title: The diathetic antecedents of tubercle, and their significance for treating the infective disease; title: Vicarious infection as the equivalent of chronic hardships in others; title: General survey of morbid habit and alterative cure.