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jackal Indian name for coyote. I.29
jargon interchange of, becomes a mental slough. III.8
space filler, used as a substitute for thought; ‘talking’ instead of speaking to say something. I.14, I.42; II.1
The technique of communication or any other human activity rapidly becomes debased. Rosemary sums up the process by a hostile comment about learning to cook. II.9, II.14
type of verbalization usually distinguished for its pretentious language used with the object of passing for intelligence and wisdom. II.15
undisciplined growth of words likened to mental cancer. II.14
jaws reference to apparent expression of a skull. II.4
jealousy and envy. Elliott Jaques was responsible for pointing out to Melanie Klein that the title of her projected book should include ‘gratitude’ to represent the content of what she had written. II.18
Jessica Shakespeare, THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. II.3
Jesuit religion and mental illness [see Hopkins, Gerard Manley]. II.3