ABSTRACT
Aalders, C „ 18 (pS2&n) Aarau conference, 11 5 1 1 Aaron, 9 ii 168, 3 6 1; 13 167 abaissement du niveau mental (.concept
of Janet), 3 12 &n, 29, 59, 76, 505-6, 537, 569; 6 199, 765; 8 152, 841, 856, 9 12 ; 9 i 2 13 , 244, 264; 9 ii 53; 10 795; 15 i66n; 16 36 1; 17 204; 18 139, 154, 162, 5 1 ** 7 9 4 '»
automatism and, 3 55, 300; as depression, 7 344; as dissociation/dissolution o f consciousness/loss o f soul, etc., * 55*> 5 67 1 i 9i 2 13 -14 * 244; 12 1 16 , 437; 16 372, 477; as lowering of attention/ energy, 3 24, 300, 544; 15 123; neurosis and, 3 506, 5 16 - 17 , 5 4 G one-sidedness of, 3 578; psychogenesis of, 3 5 13 ; in schizophrenia, 3 5 12 , 546; 1 1 848; 18 829; sleep as, 3 523; 9 ii 3 15 ; “ word salad” and, 3 157
abandonment, 9 i 285; and helpful powers, 1 1 525
Abarbanel, Isaac, 9 ii 128; Mashmi'a Yeshu*ah, 9 ii 168; Mayene ha-Yeshu‘ah, 9 ii 128n
Abarbanel/Abrabanel, Judah, see Leone Ebreo
abasia, 2 9 14 ; 4 10 Abba, Rabbi, 9 ii 133 Abbas, prefect o f Mesopotamia, 11
365 abdomen, crab as representation of,
18 194 Abdul Baha, religion o f Bahaism,
1 1 861 Abegg, Emil, 5 2 14n; 6 349/1;
Der Messiasglaube in lndien und Iran, 14 59511
Abegg, Lily: The Mind of East Asia, 8 924/2;
Ostasien denkt anders, J . ’s foreword, 18 148 3-5
Abeghian, Manuk: Der armenische Volksglaube, 5 i63n, 486n
as prefiguration: o f Christ, 11 650; (with Cain), o f Christ and Satan, 11 2 54n, 6 18 - 19 , 628, 629
Abelard, Peter, 5 14, 22; 6 58; 8 393; H 3 1 4 ;
conceptualism, 6 69-72, 74, 95, 540; 7 80; 14 630n; 1 6 559; nominalism and realism, 7 80; epitaph on, see Godfrey, Prior o f St. Swithin’s; and Heloise, 6 68; and universals, 6 68-79, 94-5; “relative realism” of, 8 411
Abercius inscription, 9 i 55m ; 9 ii 127, 145 n, 162, 178 , 180
aberrations, mental, 13 429 ability, mathematical, 17 258 ablution (alchemical)/a6/wft*o, see
opus, alchemical, stages in s.v. ablution (ritual), 9 i 2 3 1 ; 9 ii 293 abnegation, self-, see tapas abnormality: and disease, 17 130;
emotional, 1 204, 223; psychic, 17 256
abortion/abortifacients, 9 i 295; 13 17 m
Abot de Rabbi Nathan, tr. J . Goldin, 9 ii 17 5 n
aboulia, 2 798; 3 15 , 30, 184 above and below, 13 175, 457;
growth from, 13 333, 350; as pair o f opposites, 10 773, 9 12 ; 13 457; 15 2 13 ; powers of, 13 137/2, 279, 280; water above and below heavens, 13 188; see also displacement
4 3 1 ’ 14 5 5 6> 572, 653/1;
Arabian legend of, 5 5 1 5 ; sacrifice of son Isaac, 5 668//; 9 ii 147m 11 328, 397, 4068m, 6618m; 18 15 5 1
Abraham ben Hiyya, Rabbi, 9 ii 128 Abraham of Franckenberg, 14 199 Abraham Ibn Ezra, 18 1526 Abraham, K., 3 356/r, 4 227, 478,
507; 5 26n; 18 (p$9Sn), 934, 10278c/?, 116 0 ;
Dream and Myths, tr. W. A. White, 5 2/1, 29//, 208nn, 3 19 n; 9 i 259/1; “The Psycho-Sexual Differ ences between Hysteria and Dementia Praecox,” 4 277//
abreaction/abreactive, 2 724, 725; 4 30, 39, 208, 577, 582, 596; 16 24, 33, 170; 17 176;
t i t l e : “ The Therapeutic Value o f Abreaction,” 16 255-93; and autonomous complex, 16 268; harmful, 16 263-4; method, 16 262, 269-74
absentmindedness, 7 4/413; 17 237 “absolute,” meaning of, 7 3948m;
1 1 835 absoluteness, 7 394 absolution, 1 1 548; 18 682;
and cure, 18 622; decline of, 1 1 862; Protestants and, 11 86
abstinence, sexual, 10 225 abstract, as idea, 6 680 abstracting: attitude o f conscious
ness, and introvert, 6 139-45, 218 , 248, 3 10 , 490, 492-3, 495;
Buddhist, 6 494-5; type, see type(s) s.v.
