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| Foreword | 9 |
| Editorial Note | 17 |
| I. An Unanalysed Case: Anal Erotism, Occupation and Illness (1921) | 19 |
| II. A Psychological Factor in the Aetiology of Desscensus Uteri, Laceration of the Perineum and Vaginismus (1926) | 22 |
| III. Discussion on Lay-Analysis (1927) | 26 |
| IV. On Some Of The Standpoints Of Freud And Jung (1928) | 32 |
| V. On Quotations (1929) | 37 |
| VI. The Psychology Of Crime (1932) | 45 |
| VII. On ‘Unbearable’ Ideas And Impulses (1937) | 52 |
| VIII. Sigmund Freud: A Personal Impression (1939) | 59 |
| IX. The General Practitioner And Psycho-Analysis (1939) | 61 |
| X. On The Nature Of Ugliness And The Creative Impulse (Marginalia Psychoanalytica. II) (1940) | 68 |
| XI. A Case of Hysteria—Theory and Practice in the Two Wars(1941) | 90 |
| XII. Sigmund Freud 1856-1939: An Appreciation (1941) | 95 |
| XIII. Psychology in Medical Education (1947) | 105 |
| XIV. The Application of Psycho-Analytical Principles to Hospital in-Patients (1948) | 115 |
| XV. Guilt and the Dynamics of Psychological Disorder in the Individual (1948) | 119 |
| XVI. On the Criteria for the Termination of an Analysis (1950) | 127 |
| XVII. The RôLe and Future of Psycho-Therapy Within Psychiatry (1950) | 131 |
| XVIII. The Development of Psychological Medicine (1950) | 144 |