The major symptoms of hysteria : fifteen lectures given in the Medical School of Harvard University [between the fifteenth of October and the end of November, 1906] / by Pierre Janet.

  • Janet, Pierre, 1859-1947.
Date:
1907
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    Sauvage, 14. Seglas, 177, 225. Sensibility, disturbances of, 249-251. Sensitiveness, modifications of, dur- ing induced somnambulisms, 166- 167. Sidis, B., Multiple Personality by, 67. Sigh, the hysterical, 259. Simulation, perpetual, so-called, 277-278. Sitieirgia, 229. Sitiophobia, 229. Sleep, fits of, examined as an ac- cident of hysteria, 104-109. Smell, disturbances of sense of, 183. Snellen, letters of, for eye-testing, 190. Sollier, 219, 236. Somnambulisms, definition of, 24; illustrative cases of monoideic, 26-32; characteristics of, 32-37; analogy between fugues and, 54- 59; differences between fugues and, 59-61; polyideic, 6r; illus- trative cases, 61-64; emancipa- tion of feelings and emotions in, 64-65; reciprocal, 72-74; cases of, 74-77; dominating, 77, 81- 82; complex (double and re- ciprocal), 83; analogy between convulsive attacks and, 95-96; connection between fits of sleep and, 104-109; artificial, or hyp- notism, 110-115. Spasms of jaws, cheeks, and of pharynx, 265. Speech, troubles of, 208 ff.; tics of, 224-225; automatic, 225; eman- cipation of function of, 226. Spitting, tics of, 265, Stammering, 217. Stigmata, problem of, 271 ff.; divi- sion into proper and common, 294; the common, 311-312. Strabismus, 206. Strumpell, definition of hysteria by, 325- Subconsciousness, phenomenon of, 296-297. Suggestibility, 270 ff.; the most important mental stigma of hys- teria, 292. Suggestion, mental phenomenon of, 279 ff.; distinct meaning of, 279, 330; description of principal facts of, 279-281; difference be- tween normal phenomena and, 283-285; the conditions of, 285- 286. Swelling of abdomen, 263-264. Sydenham, 14, 18, 151, 271; chorea of, 123. T Taine, on double personality, 78. Tardieu, 277. Taste, disturbances of sense of, 183. Tics, 119-123; characteristics of, 123-128; hysteric anesthesia in, 124-126; of speech, 224-225; of inspiration, 259; expiratory, 260- 264; complex phenomena of, 262- 264; of perpetual spitting and salivation, 265; of eructation, 266. Todd, study of traumatic neuroses by, 140. Touch, disturbances of sense of, 182-183. Tourette, Gilles de la, 4, 199, 224, 237; work of, cited, 248. Tours, Moreau de, 7. Transfers, 298-300. Tremors, phenomenon of, in hys- teria, 129-131. U Unity, need of, under diversity of hysterical phenomena, 270- 272. V Vascular reflexes, 160. Villermay, Louyer de, 15, 151. Vision, troubles of, 185 ff., 329; dissociation of monocular and binocular, 193-195; narrowing of the visual field, 195-201; disturbances in movements of the eyes, 205-207.