The Psychology Of Self-Conciousness

This is Volume XXXV of thirty-eight in the General Psychology series. First published in 1923 the author presents ideas of the conceptual life, the fruit of many years of experience in dream psychology. These ideas are presented here from the point of view of general thought and general psychology, a more technical exposition of the Anxiety Hypothesis being reserved. Chapter 1 General Facts About Self-Consciousness And The Self-Conscious Subject; Chapter 2 Symbolism; Chapter 3 The Life Force At The Perceptual And Conceptual Levels; Chapter 4 The Mechanisms Of Self-Consciousness Are The Dream Mechanisms Which Have Been Described By Professor Freud; Chapter 5 The Anxiety Life; Chapter 6 The Perfecting Life; Chapter 7 The Conceptual Subject. His Outlook And His Rights; The Main Principles Of The Anxiety Hypothesis; Illustrative Exercise By Theresa Gosse;