Psychotherapy and multiple personality
Subtitle: selected essays
By: Morton Prince ; edited with an introductory essay by Nathan G. Hale, Jr.
Publisher: Harvard University Press
Published: 1975
Place of publication: Cambridge, Mass
Language: eng
Number of pages: 328
Subjects: Psychiatry; Multiple personality
Notes: Bibliography: p. [315]-328.
Table of contents: title: Toward a dynamic psychotherapy, 1885-1909: Thought-transferrence. Some of the revelations of hypnotism; post-hypnotic suggestion, automatic writing, and double personality. Association neuroses: a study of hysterical joint affections, neurasthenia and allied forms of neuro-mimesis. Sexual perversion or vice? a pathological and therapeutic inquiry. The educational treatment of neurasthenia and certain hysterical states. The psychological principles and field of psychotherapy.; title: Multiple personality, 1898-1911: The development and genealogy of the Misses Beauchamp; a preliminary report of a case of multiple personality. Experiments in psycho-galvanic reactions from co-conscious (sub-conscious) ideation. The structure and dynamic elements of human personality. The problem of personality; how many selves have we?; title: Psychoanalysis and behaviorism, 1908-1924: A critique of psychoanalysis. Three fundamental errors of the behaviorists and the reconciliation of the purposive and mechanistic concepts.; title: Final formulations, 1914-1925: The unconscious. Suggestive repersonalization; the psychophysiology of hypnotism.