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Studies in Forensic Psychiatry

GENERAL INDEX

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N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Accidental criminal, acute prison psychosis in, 71

Albrecht, 252

Amnesia, circumscribed, 16, 22

Amnesia for stupor, 8

Anal zone, significance of, 248

Anomalous personality, 92

Anti-social behavior, psychoanalytic study of, 241

Auto-erotic, 247

Ball, 189

Behavior, technique of studying, 242

Birnbaum, 9, 45, 75, 226

Bischoff, 137

Bleuler, 1

Bonhoeffer, 8, 40, 74, 188

Borderline mental cases, 228

Bornstein, 227

Bratz, 39

Brill, 161

Cases of acute prison psychosis, 9 simulating an hysterical psychosis, 16 of catatonia in a degenerate, 24 illustrating psychoses of degeneracy, 51, 76 illustrating prison psychosis in habitual criminals, 82, 93, 101, 107 illustrating the rôle of alcoholism in the habitual criminal, 111 of a mentally defective habitual criminal, 120 of litigious paranoia, 139, 146 illustrating pathological lying, 164, 176 illustrating “omnipotence of thought”, 192 illustrating malingering in the insane, 199, 203 illustrating malingering at one time and psychosis at another, 211 illustrating malingering in a psychopath, 230 of kleptomania, 253

Catatonia of degenerates, 72

Characterological anomalies in degenerates, 116

Consciousness, definition of, 242

Deception as a defense, 186

Degeneracy, psychosis of, 34

Degenerative psychoses, classification of, 36 character of individual’s developing, 36 clouding of consciousness in, 46 dementia-like processes in, 37, 41 egotism in, 35 epileptic seizures in, 39 hypochondriasis in, 36 hysterical elements in, 43 migraine in, 36 physical findings in, 36 self-love in, 35 recovery in, 8

Delbrück, 163

Dementia præcox in prisoners, 70

Determinism, psychic, 161, 243

Ellis, Havelock, 248

Emotional shock as etiologic factor, 22, 31

Environment as etiologic factor, 23

Epileptic temperament, 44

Erogenous zone, 247

Erotic receptors, 265

Ferrari, 187

Forel, 1

Freud, 190, 191, 196, 244, 245, 246, 248

Ganser’s symptom complex, 72

Ganser’s twilight state and catatonia, 7

Gault, 117

Goring, 239

Grandiose compensation in insane prisoners, 195

Gudden, 254

Habitual criminal, characteristics of, 79 hypochondriasis in, 79 suicidal attempts in, 80 projection mechanism in, 90

Healy, 121, 239, 241, 252

Heredity, tainted, 22

Hitschmann, 246

Homosexuality, 249

Hopkins, Archibald, 117

Hysterical psychosis, 220 stupor, 72

Incest complex, 249

Incorrigible criminal, proposed treatment of, 117

“Insanity dodge”, 73, 185

Insanity, legal concept of, 133

Juvenile offender, 122

Kleptomania, case of, 253 dream interpretation in, 259, 260 Healy’s definition of, 241 and sexual instinct, 252

Knecht, 188

Kraepelin, 2, 92, 123

Kutner, 8

Lasegue, 252

Letulle, 247

Lindner, 252

Lombroso, 187

Lying, mechanism of, 160 unconscious motives in, 159

Magnan, 35, 69

Malingering, classification of, 197 frequency of, 74 mechanism of, 160 in the insane, 198, 199 psychology of, 192 in psychopaths, 203 reasons for, 175, 183, 186 transitory mental disturbances simulating, 32, 33 unconscious motives in, 239

Maudsley, 132

Melbruch, 226

Mental factors in production of mental disease, 2

Moebius, 69

Moeli, 4

Paranoia, litigious, 132 definition of, 134 litigious, symptoms of, 134

Paranoid symptom-complex under stress, 43

Pardon, effect of on mental disorder, 23

Pelman, 203, 226

Penta, 187, 227

Pleasure principle, 190

Polymorphous perverse, 249

Prison psychosis, cases of, 16, 25 etiology of, 81 mechanism of delusion formation in, 93 prognosis in, 32 relation to criminal act, 92 symptoms of, 3 treatment of, 66

Pseudologia phantastica, 159

Psychiatric annex in prison, 125

Psychogenetic excitement, hysterical components in, 39

Psychopathic character, 98

Psychosexual development in man, 249

Psychosis as a wish, 184

“Querulantenwahn”, 37

Raecke, 190

Recidivism, 115, 120, 130

Reich, 3, 72

Repression, 245

Resistance, mental, 245

Rish, 8, 72

Rochefoucauld, 246

Sander, 139

Scatological rites, 248

Scheule, 189

Segregation of criminals, 119

Sexuality, Freud’s theory of, 246 and criminality, 250

Siefert, 9, 35, 134

Siemens, 189, 226

Sodomy, 224

Stealing, pathological, 252 automatic in epilepsy, 241

Stekel, 252

Stransky, 92

Sturrock, 43

Sublimation, 249, 251, 261

Tanzi, 134, 135

Thought, omnipotence of, 191

Trauma, psychic, 245

Unconscious, The, 242, 243, 244

Vingtrinier, 189

Wernicke’s psychosis, 41

White, 240

Wilmanns, 9, 44, 74, 188

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