PAGE PREFACE 5 _PART I_ LECTURE 1. INTRODUCTION 11 2. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF ERRORS 19 3. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF ERRORS (_continuation_) 31 4. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF ERRORS (_conclusion_) 47 _PART II_ DREAMS 5. DIFFICULTIES AND PRELIMINARY APPROACH TO THE SUBJECT 67 6. PRELIMINARY HYPOTHESES AND TECHNIQUE OF INTERPRETATION 82 7. MANIFEST CONTENT AND LATENT THOUGHTS 94 8. CHILDREN’S DREAMS 105 9. THE DREAM-CENSORSHIP 114 10. SYMBOLISM IN DREAMS 125 11. THE DREAM-WORK 143 12. EXAMPLES OF DREAMS AND ANALYSIS OF THEM 155 13. ARCHAIC AND INFANTILE FEATURES IN DREAMS 168 14. WISH-FULFILMENT 180 15. DOUBTFUL POINTS AND CRITICAL OBSERVATIONS 193 _PART III_ GENERAL THEORY OF THE NEUROSES 16. PSYCHO-ANALYSIS AND PSYCHIATRY 207 17. THE MEANING OF SYMPTOMS 218 18. FIXATION UPON TRAUMATA: THE UNCONSCIOUS 231 19. RESISTANCE AND REPRESSION 242 20. THE SEXUAL LIFE OF MAN 255 21. DEVELOPMENT OF THE LIBIDO AND SEXUAL ORGANIZATIONS 269 22. ASPECTS OF DEVELOPMENT AND REGRESSION. ÆTIOLOGY 285 23. THE PATHS OF SYMPTOM-FORMATION 300 24. ORDINARY NERVOUSNESS 316 25. ANXIETY 328 26. THE THEORY OF THE LIBIDO: NARCISSISM 344 27. TRANSFERENCE 360 28. THE ANALYTIC THERAPY 375 INDEX 389 _PART I_ FIRST LECTURE INTRODUCTION I do not know what knowledge any of you may already have of psycho-analysis, either from reading or from hearsay. But having regard to the title of my lectures—Introductory Lectures on Psycho-Analysis—I am bound to proceed as though you knew nothing of the subject and needed instruction, even in its first elements.