The others, however, demand a word of explanation. I shall not touch upon those which are characteristic of first efforts at investigation. I am fully aware of the shortcomings in these essays. I am pleased to say that the first stimulus for my own works came from these two sources. The former tries to accomplish the same object through assumptions and procedures from non-analytic psychology, while the latter follow the opposite course and strive to settle problems of individual psychology by referring to material of racial psychology. Wundt and the works of the Zurich Psychoanalytic School. In method this book contrasts with that of W. They represent my first efforts to apply view-points and results of psychoanalysis to unexplained problems of racial psychology. The essays treated here appeared under the subtitle of this book in the first numbers of the periodical “Imago” edited by me.
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