[Footnote 176: Translated by Mrs. Edith Eder.]
[Footnote 177: "Psychoanalysis." Nervous and Mental Disease, No. 19. Monograph series.]
[Footnote 178: See Author's preface to "The Psychology of Dementia Præcox."]
[Footnote 179: Thus a patient, who had been treated by a young colleague without very much result, once said to me: "Certainly I made great progress with him, and I am much better than I was. He tried to analyse my dreams. It's true he never understood them, but he took _so much trouble_ over them. He is really a good doctor."]
[Footnote 180: Defined in the Freudian sense, as the transference to the doctor of infantile and sexual phantasies. A more advanced conception of the transference perceives in it the important process of emotional approach [_Einfühlung_] which at first makes use of infantile and sexual analogies.]
[Footnote 181: "Selected Papers on Hysteria and other Psychoneuroses." _Monograph Series_, No. 4, last edition.]
