Psychoanalysis in Britain, 1893–1913: Histories and Historiography

Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Gathering the Residues
Abbreviations
PART I: FORGING THE EARLY HISTORY OF BRITISH PSYCHOANALYSIS: FOR THE LOVE OF TRUTH
	1 “A Pity to See History Thus Unnecessarily Distorted”
	2 Debatable Borderlands
	3 The 1898 BMA Hypnotism Debates
PART II: MIND CURES
	4 The London Psycho-Therapeutic Society (1900–1915)
	5 Walford Bodie and the British Institute for the Investigation of Mental Science
	6 The Medical, the Clerical, the Spiritual
PART III: THE PSYCHICAL, THE PSYCHOLOGICAL, THE PSYCHO-THERAPEUTICAL
	7 The Medical Society for the Study of Suggestive Therapeutics
	8 The Evils of the Unqualified Medical Practitioner
PART IV: FOUR PSYCHOTHERAPISTS
	9 Edwin Ash
	10 T. W. Mitchell
	11 Alfred Ernest Jones
	12 Montague David Eder
PART V: DISSEMINATING THE WORKS OF FREUD
	13 The British Medical Journal 1904–1908
	14 The Journal of Mental Science 1898–1911
	15 Some Early Practitioners of Psychoanalysis
	16 T. W. Mitchell, Discovering the Works of Freud
	17 Bernard Hart, Charles Spearman, and the British Psychological Society
	18 Disseminating the Works of Freud: T. W. Mitchell and the SPR
	19 T. W. Mitchell and the Psycho-Medical Society
	20 Jones Returns to London
Bibliography
Index
About the Author