Cover; Title; Copyright; Contents; PART I THE DREAM IS THE PSYCHOLOGICAL APPARATUS FOR HARMONISING EXPERIENCE; I. INTRODUCTION; II. THE INAUGURATION OF INTROJECTION ANDPROJECTION; III. INTROJECTION AND PROJECTION AND THEIR RELATION TO LANGUAGE; IV. PROJECTION; V. THE MESSAGE OF SYMBOLISM; VI. HOW THE SYMBOL CAN MAKE OR MAR LIFE; VII. THE PROJECTION OF EMOTION; PART II THE ANXIETY DRAMA; I. SOURCES AND GENERAL CHARACTER; II. THE ANXIETY DRAMA APPEARS TO BE MOULDED BY THE SEXUALITY FUNCTION; III. THE PLOT IS COMPLICATED BY THE SUBJECT'S REVOLT; IV. THE EXPIATION PHASE OF THE ANXIETY DRAMA
V. variants for the romance form of the anxiety dramapart iii the self through the dream; i. the protagonist in the anxiety drama and his concerns; ii. the unseen self; conclusion; appendix i; appendix ii
