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CONDENSED TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter I

PSYCHOANALYSIS AND LAW-THEORIES OF MAN

Introduction. Part One: Should Lawyers Search for a Psychological Image of Man? Part Two: Beginning the Search for a Psychoanalytic Image of Man. A: An Early Clinical Study. B: A Theoretical Overview. Part Three: About "Not Knowing"-Is There an Unconscious? A: For Purposes of Psycho- analysis. B: For Some Law Purposes. Part Four: What Is the Psychoanalytic Theory of the Human Mind ?-The Structure, Dynamics, Economics, and Development of Id, Ego, and Superego. A: A Dream-A Clue to the Human Mind. B: Id. C: Ego. D: Superego. E: Should Law Ask-Is Psychoanalysis a Science? F: Are the Topographic and Structural Theories Compatible? G: The Total Personality.

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