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These fragmentary notes on obedience touch in turn on (1) the methods of securing obedience, (2) the significance of the personality of the individual obeyed (or disobeyed), (3) the processes which lead to obedience (or disobedience), (4) the ontogenetic development of obedience. The author does not omit to mention the obedience which is disobedience, the disobedience which is obedience, disobedience by proxy, and similar subtle mechanisms.