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Freud, S. A Case of Paranoia Running Counter to the Psychoanalytic Theory of That Disease.
Parcheminey, G. The Problem of Hysteria.
Loewenstein, R. Phallic Passivity in Man.
Schiff, Paul. The Paranoias and Psychanalysis.
Friedmann, P. On Suicide.
Freud, S. A Case of Paranoia.—See Collected Papers, Vol. III.
Parcheminey, G. The Problem of Hysteria.—This is a general article that rehearses the Freudian conception of conversion of affect into somatic objectivity. There is a useful summary of the various present-day hypotheses and some practical suggestions re the rational use of the transference for therapeutic purposes. The analogies and homologies seen in hypnosis are instructive.
In conclusion, the unity of the psychoanalytic doctrine is shown, the different modes of cure are covered briefly and the psychoanalytic method, is considered the most satisfactory.