Psychoanalysis and the unconscious

Psychoanalysis has sprung many surprises on us, performed more than one _volte face_ before our indignant eyes. No sooner had we got used to the psychiatric quack who vehemently...

It is obvious we cannot recover our moral footing until we can in some way determine the true nature of the unconscious. The word unconscious itself is a mere definition by nega...

It is useless to try to determine _what is consciousness_ or _what is knowledge_. Who cares anyhow, since we know without definitions. But what we fail to know, yet what we must...

In asserting that the seat of consciousness in a young infant is in the abdomen, we do not pretend to suggest that all the other conscious-centers are utterly dormant. Once a ch...

Consciousness develops on successive planes. On each plane there is the dual polarity, positive and negative, of the sympathetic and voluntary nerve centers. The first plane is...

The aim of this little book is merely to establish the smallest foothold in the swamp of vagueness which now goes by the name of the unconscious. At last we form some sort of no...