Collected Papers on Analytical Psychology/Index

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Collected Papers on Analytical Psychology
by Carl Gustav Jung, translated by Constance Ellen Long

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INDEX

Aberrations of Marriage (Michaelis), 365
Abreaction, 242
Abstraction, 293
Accoucheur, the analyst as, 268, 374
Acts, symptomatic (Freud), 281
Adaptation to father, 127, 160, 175
Adaptation to„ mother, 125, 159, 171, 232
Adler, viii, ix, 191, 223, 260–61, 290, 297–98, 330, 340, 343–44, 349
Alcohol, influence of, 12
Altruism, 269
Ambitendency, 200
Ambivalency, 200, 269
Amnesia of Ivenes, 68
Amnesia„ periodic, 9
Amnesic disturbances, 66–7
Anæsthesia, systematic, 68
Analysis not a reasoning method, 208
Analysis„ prejudices against, 206–07
Analysis„ sexualistic conception of, vii
Analysis„ v. interpretation, 219
Analyst as accoucheur, 268, 374
Analyst„ must be analysed, 244
Analytical psychology, moral effect of, 375–76
Anamnesis not psychoanalysis, 207
Anna, little, 132–54
Anxiety dreams, 160, 372
Apollo, Introversion, 295
Archaic view of life, x
Aschaffenburg, 352
Assimilation by analogy, 223
Association, co-ordinance to father, 157
Association,„ familiar, 120–32, 159
Association,„ method, 80
Association-concordance (Kerner), 92
Association„ test, calculation in, 109
Association„ test,„ guilt complex, 107
Attack, hysterical (Ivenes) ætiology of, 74
Attention, dispersion of, 46–8
Attitudes passionelles, 18
Augur, medical, 244

Authority, faith in, 277
Auto-hypnosis, 77, 240
Automatic personalities (Ivenes), 82
Automatic„ table movements, 49, 53, 57
Automatic„ writing, 27, 49, 54, 57
Automatism, motor cryptomnesia, 91
Automatisms, 13, 47, 49, 54
Automatisms,„ of S. W., 20
Autonomous complexes, 375
Auto-suggestion, 51, 53, 61
Azam, case of Albert X., 9
Azam,„ case of„ Felida, 66
Baptism, the rite analysed, 215
Bayle, 315
Bergson, 231, 274, 293, 315, 348, 357
Bernheim, 237
Binet, 2, 12, 47, 56, 59, 60, 85, 289, 353
Binet’s definition of somnambulism, 49
Biological duties, 274
Bircher, 250
Birth, theories of child, 134
Bleuler, 5, 14, 201, 312, 354
Bleuler’s theory of negativism, 201
Boileau’s case, 9
Bonamaison’s case, 76
Bourne, Ansel, case of, 9
Bourru and Burot, 66
Bresler’s case, 89
Breuer, 236, 241
Breuer’s case, 356–358
Brill, 175
Burgholzi, cases of mental disease analysed, 316
Burgholzi,„ cases of„ dementia præcox, 322, 328–35
Calculation in association test, 109
Camuset, 66
Case, Azam’s, 9, 66
Case,„ Boileau’s, 9
Case,„ Bonamaison’s, 76
Case,„ Bresler’s, 89
Case,„ Breuer’s, 356–58
Case,„ Dyce’s, 84
Case,„ Flournoy’s, 69
Case,„ Hoefelt’s, 66
Case,„ Janet’s, 55
Case,„ Kalk’s, 65
Case,„ Macnish’s, 11
Case,„ Mesnet’s, 10–11
Case,„ Naef’s, 8
Case,„ Pronst’s, 9, 11

Case,„ Renaudin’s, 67
Case,„ Schreber’s, 343–46
Case,„ Weir Mitchell’s, 64–5, 84
Case of Albert X. (Azam), 9
Case of„ Elise K., 3–7
Case of„ Felida (Azam), 66
Case of„ Helen Smith (Flournoy), 69
Case of„ little Anna, 132–54
Case of„ little Hans, 132
Case of„ Lucie (Janet), 55
Case of„ Mary Reynolds (Weir-Mitchell), 64–5, 84
Case of„ S. W., 16–45
Cases of dementia præcox, 322, 328–35
Cases of„ mental disease analysed (Burgholzi’s), 316
Catalepsy (Ivenes), 28
Catharsis, 374
Catholic Church, 271
Causal principle in science, 339
Casual„ view (Freud), 261
Cellini, Benvenuto, 63
Change in character (Azam’s case), 66
Change in„ character„ (Hoefelt’s case), 66
Change in„ character„ (Ivenes), 84
Change in„ character„ (Kalk’s case), 65
Change in„ character„ (Mary Reynolds), 64
Change in„ character„ (S. W.), 69
Charcot, 8, 356, 361
Charcot,„ classification of somnambulic states, 8
Charcot,„ trauma theory, 361
Chevreul, 50
Christ, religion of, 366
Christian science, 126, 207, 244, 249
Civilisation and neurosis, 224, 374
Claparède, 188, 232, 348
Claparede,„ (footnote), 287
Clark lectures, 94–156
Classification of dreams, 310
Comparison of dream-symbols with somnambulic personalities, 59
Compensation, unconscious, 201, 236, 280, 284, 285
Complex, concealment, 117
Complex,„ Electra, 228
Complex,„ incompatibility, 202
Complex,„ Kern, 228
Complex,„ Œdipus, 228, 232
Complex,„ resistance, 201
Complex,„ sensibility, 203
Complexes, physicians’ own, 216, 243, 257
Comprehension by analogy, 223
Conflict moral, 225, 242, 247, 251
Content, manifest and latent of dream, 372
Conscious invention v. dream, 178

Conscious material, use of in analysis, 216
Consciousness alternating, 11
Consciousness„ double, 1
Constellation, parental, 160–75
Constellations, familiar, 119–132
Converted libido, 141
Cook, Miss Florence, 37
Correspondence of Jung and Loÿ, 236–77
Creative work of unconscious, additional, 85
Crucial points in Psychoanalysis, 236–77
Cryptomnesia, 78, 86, 87, 199
Cryptomnesia,„ Nietzsche example, 87
Cryptomnesic hallucinations, 91
Cryptomnesic„ motor-automatism, 91
Darkness, effect of, on suggestibility, 59
Dawson Williams, Dr., 278
Deception, Ivenes’ wilful, 44
Deception,„ of doctor by patient, 260, 266–67
“Deep” Psychology, 354
Deficiency, emotional, 2
Deficiency,„ intellectual, 2
Deficiency,„ mental, 2
Deficiency,„ neurasthenic, 14
Deficiency,„ psychopathic, 3, 13
Definition of libido, 156, 288
Delbruck, 70
Delirium, hysterical, 7
Dementia præcox, 129, 143, 149, 151, 182, 201, 283, 312–18
Depreciation by introverted type, 289
Depressions of puberty, 127
Dessoir, 85
Diagnosis of facts, 106–13
Diehl, 14
Dionysus, 183
Dionysus,„ extraversion, 295
Dionysian orgies, 366
Distortion produced by resistances, 285
Dogma, 224
Double consciousness, 1, 84
Dream-analysis the real instrument of the unconscious, 209, 373
Dreams, anxiety, 160, 372
Dreams,„ association method, 302
Dreams,„ classification of, 310
Dreams,„ comparative study of, 215
Dreams,„ conception of differing from Freud, 222
Dreams,„ content, manifest and latent, 372
Dreams,„ Freud’s conception of, 222
Dreams,„ instances of analysed, 147, 193, 217, 219, 303
Dreams,„ many-sided, 217
Dreams,„ no arbitrary interpretation, 218

Dreams,„ no fixed symbols, 218, 221, 265, 308
Dreams,„ number, 191, 193, 197
Dreams,„ St. Augustine’s, 307
Dreams,„ symbolism of, 308
Dreams,„ typical themes of, 310
Dualism in Ivenes’ sub-conscious personalities, 79
Dubois, 208, 243, 255
Duplication of attributes, 182
Duty to children, parental, 153
Duties biological, 274
Eccentricities pre-exist illness, 282, 289
Ecstasy, 15, 20
Ecstasy„ (Bettina Brentano), 75
Ego-complex, 81, 86
Ego„ complex,„ (Ivenes), 83
Ego, second (Dessoir), 85
Ego„ somnambulic (Ivenes), 76
Elan vital, 231
Electra-complex, 228
Empiricism, 291, 301
Energic view point, 231
Entoptic phenomena, 61
Enuresis nocturna, 170, 237, 239, 246
Epilepsy, 1
Epileptoid attacks, 14
Erler, 71
Erotic conflict, 364–65, 370
Esquirol, 315
Etat second, 8
Exhaustive states, 13
Experiments by Dr. Fürst, 157–58
Extraversion, 288, 347
Extraversion„ regressive, 288
Familiar associations, 120–32, 159
Familiar„ constellations, influence of, 127
Fanaticism, 283
Father, adaptation to, 127, 160, 175
Father-complex, 270
Faust analysed, 338–41
Fechner, 352
Felida, case of, 84
Féré, 12
Feuerbach, 346
Final view (Adler), 261
Finck (types), 296
Fixation, Freud’s view of, 227
Fixation,„ infantile, 228
Flournoy, 60, 78, 199, 345–46
Flournoy,„ case of Helen Smith, 69

Folie circulaire, 67
Forel, 70, 261
Forel, The Sexual Question, 365
Frank, 236, 245, 249
Freud, 59, 73, 82, 104, 132–33, 156, 170, 191, 227, 241, 281, 297–98, 305–08, 319, 343–44, 349, 354–55, 359, 371, 373
Freudian investigations, 133
Freud’s case of paranoid dementia, 336–37
Freud’s„ conception of dreams, 222
Freud’s„ method, 339
Freud’s„ psychology of dreams, 300
Freud’s„ publications, opposition to, 355
Freud’s„ theory, 261
Freud’s„ theory,„ of infantile sexuality, 172
Frobenius, 310
Fürst’s experiments, 119, 157–58
Future character (Felida), 84
Future„ character„ (Mary Reynolds), 84
Gall, 315
Genesis of dreams, 212
Genius, 1
Gley, 50
Glossolalia, 89–91
Glossolalia,„ instances of, 28
Goethe, 12, 339
Goethe,„ psychic stimulation of, 75
Grandfathers I. and II. (Ivenes), 80
Grebelskaja, 337
Gross, 348
Gross,„ (types), 296–97
Guilt complex, association test, 107
Guinon and Waltke, experiment of, 10, 47
Hallucination, cryptomnesia, 91
Hallucination,„ hypnosis in production of, 58
Hallucination téléologique, 84
Hallucinations, 11, 15, 49, 58, 282
Hallucinations„, Helen Smith’s, 63, 64
Hallucinations„, hypnagogic, 13, 23, 62
Hallucinations„, hypnopompic, 23, 62
Hallucinations„, in somnambulism, 60
Hallucinations„, intuitive, 64
Hallucinations„, negative, 68
Hallucinatory persons, why separated, 83
Hans, little, 132
Hecker, 64
Hedonism, viii
Hegel, 290
Herd-animal, man a, 263

Hoch, 289
Hoche, 355
Hoefelt, spontaneous somnambulism, 66
Homosexual tendencies, 165, 172
Hypermnesia (footnote), 86
Hypnagogic activities, 23, 71, 204
Hypnagogic„ flashes, 22
Hypnopompical dreams, 23
Hypnosis in production of hallucination, 58
Hypnotic treatment, 6, 237
Hypnotic„ treatment„ diametrically opposed to psychoanalysis, 207
Hypnotism, essential character of, 243
Hypnotism„ in automatic writing, 54, 56
Hysteria, 1, 7
Hysteric, extreme sensibility of, 85
Hysterical attack (Ivenes), ætiology of, 74
Hysterical„ deafness and paralysis (Breuer), 356
Hysterical„ delirium, 71
Hysterical„ dissociation, 81, 287
Hysterical„ forgetfulness, 72
Hysterical„ identification, 71
Hysterical„ somnambulism (case of Elise K.), 3
Hystero-epilepsy (Janet), 81
Hystero-epileptic attacks, 81
Hystero-hypnosis (Ivenes), 79
Importance of the unconscious, 278
Importance„ of„ types, 348
Incest-barrier, 230
Individual, the, a changing identity, ix
Individual,„ metaphysical needs of, 223
Infantile fixation, 228
Infantile„ milieu, influence of, 131
Infantile„ transference, 298
Infantility in primitive people, 230
Inspiration, 15
Instances of dreams analysed, 217, 219
Intelligence-complex, 114
Interpolations in dreams, 176
Interpolations„ in rumour, 176
Interpolations„ v. analysis, 219
Interpretation of Viennese school, one-sided, 217
Introversion, 137, 140, 288, 347
Introversion,„ neurosis in child, 140
Intuitive hallucinations, 64
Itten, 337
Ivenes, 33–34, 68–84
Ivenes,„ journeys on other side, 34
Ivenes,„ mystic character, 69
Ivenes,„ oracular sayings, 36
Ivenes,„ race-motherhood, 39

James, William, 290-92
James„, William„ pragmatism, 348
Janet, 46, 74, 81, 104, 232, 234
Janet„ automatic writing (case of Lucie), 55
Janet„ Lucie and Léonie, 66
Janet„ Léonie, 69
Janus face, 174
Jeanne d’Arc, 63, 84
Jeanne„ d’Arc,„ visions of, 63
Jung, correspondence with Loÿ, 236–277
K., Miss Elise, case of, 15
Kalk’s case, 65
Kant, 278, 303, 339
Katatonic dementia præcox, 324
Katatonic„ negativism, 202
Kern-complex, 228
Kerner, 87, 88
Kerner’s book, 27, 35, 93
Kerner’s„ Prophetess of Prevorst, 27, 69
Kraepelin, 352
Kraepelin-Aschaffenburg scheme, 157
Kraft-Ebing, 7
Lapses (case of S.W.), 20–23
Legrand du Saulle, 66
Lehmann, 50, 51
Leibniz, 278
Lethargy hysterical (Ivenes), 74
Lethargy„ hysterical„ (Loewenfeld), 76
Libido, 231, 347–48
Libido,„ canalisation of, 260, 274
Libido,„ defined, 156, 288
Libido,„ stored-up, 234
Life, archaic view of, x
Literature of psychoanalysis, 154–55
Little Anna, 132–54
Little Hans, 132
Loewenfeld, 74-76
Loÿ’s correspondence with Jung, 236–77
Lumpf-theory, 147
Lying, pathological, 15, 70, 71
Macario, 64
Macnish’s case, 11
Maeder, 337
Man a herd animal, 263, 269
Martian language (Helen Smith), 90
Masochism, 165

Materia medica of filth, 243–44
Maury, 62
Mayer, 231
Medical augur, 244
Medium, S.W. as, 18
Mental balance, 282
Mental deficiency (neurasthenic), 14
Mesnet’s case, 10–11
Metaphysical needs of individual, 223
Method of association, 370
Meynert, 316
Mind the, a Becoming, 341
Mirror-writing, 54
Misreading, 17, 46, 48
Mithras, religion of, 366
Moral conflict, 225, 242, 247, 251
Moral effect of analytical psychology, 375–76
Mörchen, 14
Mother, adaptation to, 125, 159, 171, 232
Myers, automatic writing, 54
Mystic science, S. W., 40–44
Mythology, 226
Naef’s case, 8
Naïve and sentimental types, 294
Nancy school, 356
Nebuchadnezzar’s dream discussed, 281
Necessity, vital, ix, 375
Negativism, 200–201
Negativism,„ causes of (Bleuler), 202
Negativism,„ katatonic, 202
Negativism,„ schizophrenic, 200
Nelken, 337
Neumann, 353
Neurasthenia, 1, 129
Neurosis, 256, 370, 375
Neurosis,„ ætiology of, 234
Neurosis,„ and civilisation, 224, 374
Neurosis,„ cause of, 232
Neurosis,„ cause of,„ outbreak of, 229
Neurosis,„ counter-argument against husband, 129–31
Neurosis,„ failure in adaptation, 234
Neurosis,„ Freud’s theory of, 227
Neurosis,„ introversion in child, 140
Neurosis,„ psychogenic in essence, 356
Neurosis,„ sexual ætiology of too narrow, 231
Neurosis,„ the cause in present, 232
Neurotic, a bearer of social ideals, 271, 277
Neurotic’s faith in authority, 268
Neurotic’s„ special task, 233
Nietzsche, 87, 88, 295–96, 310, 326, 343

Nucleus-complex, 228
Number dreams, 292
Occultism’s premature conclusions, 85
Occultist literature, gnostic systems, 93
Œdipus-complex, 228, 232
Opposition to Freud’s publications, 355
Ostwald, 292
Paranoia, 128, 313
Paranoid dementia, Freud’s case, 336–37
Parental duty to children, 153
Parental„ constellation, 160–75
Parties supérieures (Janet), 232
Pathological cheat, psychology of, 70
Pathological„ dreaming of saints, 70
Patient and doctor, personal relation, 216–219
Patients’ resistances, 117, 202–05, 216
Personality of doctor, 238, 243, 259
Persuasion methods, 237
Phales, 183
Phantasies, sexual, 228
Phenomena, entoptic, 61
Phenomena„ of double consciousness as character formations, 84
Philosophy world, 350
Physician’s own complexes, 243, 257
Pick, 70, 71
Pinel, 315
Power, evaluation, 274
Power,„ evaluation,„ (Adler), 340
Power standpoint, Adler on, viii, ix
Predicate type, 125
Predisposition to neurosis, 233, 359
Press of ideas, 203
Preyer, 51
Prism, parable of, 252
Problems of the day, sexual, 276, 367–77
Projection on doctor, 273
Prophetess of Prevorst, 27, 37, 69, 91–93
Proust’s case, 9–11
Prudishness, 154
Prudishness,„ case of, 119
Pseudologia phantastica, 72
Pseudological representation, 71
Psychic life of child, 132–56
Psychic„ material unconscious, 279
Psychoanalysis a high moral task, 235
Psychoanalysis„ defined, 206, 256
Psychoanalysis„ literature of, 154–55
Psychoanalysis„ prejudices against, 206–07
Psychoanalysis„ technique of, 257

Psychoanalyst, education of, 244, 258, 266
Psychographic communications, 25
Psychological types, study of, 287–98
Psychology, deep (Bleuler), 354
Psychology,„ of dreams, 299–311
Psychology,„ of pathological cheat, 70
Psychology,„ of rumour, 176
Psychocatharsis, 237
Puberty, changes in character at, 67
Puberty,„ dreams of, 74, 178
Puberty,„ of psychopathic, 68
Puberty,„ somnambulic attacks at, 84
Puberty,„ want of balance at, 45
Race-motherhood (Ivenes), 39
Rapport effective with hysterics, 81, 287
Reaction-times, 98–102
Reaction„-type, 157
Reaction„ type,„ hysterical, 97
Reaction„ type,„ normal, 96
Reasoning method of Dubois, 208
Reconstruction of life, 236
Reincarnation (Ivenes), 37–9
Regression, 230, 232
Regressive extraversion, 288
Regressive„ introversion, 289
Renaudin’s case, Folie circulaire, 67
Repressed thoughts, independent growth of, 82
Reproduction experiment, 116
Resistances, patients’, 117, 202–05, 216
Resistances,„ productive of distortion, 285
Revenge, unconscious, 190
Reynolds, Mary, case of (change of character), 65
Ribot, 66
Richer, 66
Richet, 92
Richet,„ definition of somnambulism, 49
Rieger, 66
Riegl, 293
Riklin, 149
Rumour, case of, 176
Rumour,„ interpolations in, 176
Rumour,„ not conscious invention, 178
S. W., case of, 16–45
Saints, pathological dreaming of, 70
Schiller, 294
Schizophrenia, 201, 312
Schizophrenia,„ Bleuler’s summary, 203
Schizophrenic introversion, 204
Schizophrenic„ splitting, 201

Scholasticism, 340, 352, 373
School, the Zürich, 355
School,„ the„ Nancy, 356
Schoolmaster view, 264
Schopenhauer, 295, 368
Schreber case, 343, 346
Schüle, 61
Semi-somnambulic states, 23
Semi-somnambulism (S.W.), 23, 37, 48–9
Sexual enlightenment of children, 152, 247
Sexual„ phantasies, 228
Sexual„ problems of the day, 277, 367–77
Sexual question, Forel, 365
Sexual surrogates, 172
Sexuality, importance of infantile, 172
Sexuality,„ primitive man’s view of, 306
Sexualisation of thought, 204
Significance of the father, 156
Significance„ of the„ father,„ case 1...160
Significance„ of the„ father,„ case„ 2...162
Significance„ of the„ father,„ case„ 3...165
Significance„ of the„ father,„ case„ 4...170
Significance„ of number dreams, 191
Slips of tongue, 179
Smith, Helen, case of, 61, 63–64, 72, 91
Socrates, 332, 374
Somnambulic attacks, S.W., 28
Somnambulic„ attacks,„ origin of, 75
Somnambulic„ dialogues, 18
Somnambulic„ personalities, 30–33
Somnambulism, 2, 8, 16, 18, 240
Somnambulist’s suggestibility, 92
Somnambulist’s„ thought in plastic images, 60
Spielrein, 337
Standpoint, causal, final, viii
Stanley Hall, Dr., 94
Star-dwellers, 35, 36
Stekel, 191, 259, 261
Stereotypic acts, 282
Stimulus word, 101
Stimulus„ word,„ repetition of, 105
Study of psychological types, 287–98
Subconscious personality, how constructed, 55
Subconscious„ personalities, Grandfather I. and II., 80
Subjective roots of dreams, 73
Sublimation, 140
Sucking as sexual act, 231
Suggestibility, influence of darkness on, 59
Suggestibility,„ somnambulist’s, 92
Suggestion, analysis not a method of, 207
Suggestion,„ by analyst, 261, 265, 266

Superstition, scientific dread of, 211
Superstition,„ unconscious, 280
Swedenborg, 37
Swedenborg,„ visions of, 63
Symbol interpreted semiotically, vii
Symbol„ not fixed, 218, 221, 265, 308
Symbol„ psychological, two aspects of, viii
Symbol„ value of religious, xi
Symbolic meaning of sexual phantasies, 222
Symbolism, 198, 224
Symbolism,„ an experience, 222
Symbolism,„ book of Tobias, 174
Symbolism,„ chestnuts, meaning of, 183
Symbolism,„ God and devil, 174
Symbolism,„ of dreams, 59, 218, 308
Symbolism,„ value of religious, 224
Sympathy (extraversion), 293
Symptomatic acts, 46, 179, 281
Systematic anæsthesia, 68
Table movements, 85
Table-turning, 17, 24, 50
Tachypnœa (case of S.W.), 19
Teleology, meaning in double consciousness, 84
Telepathic thought-reading, 266
Tender-minded and tough-minded, 290
Thought pressure, 204
Thought-reading, 85–92
Thought, somnambulic, in plastic images, 60
Thought,„ transference, 24, 51, 56
Tongue, slips of, 179
Transference, 245–46, 270, 289
Thought,„ infantile, 298
Thought,„ positive and negative, 270–72
Trauma, sexual, 227, 242, 358, 361–62
Trauma,„ theory (Charcot), 361
Trumbull Ladd, 62
Truth, what is it, 252, 256
Twilight states, 71, 81
Type, complex, 114
Type,„ definition, 114
Type,„ extraverted, 288
Type,„ introverted, 288
Type,„ objective, 11
Type,„ predicate, 115 Types (Finck), 296
Types„ (Gross), 296–97
Types„ importance of, 348
Types„ naïve and sentimental, 294
Tough and tender-minded, 290
Typical themes of dreams, 310

Unconscious, an extension of the individual, vi
Unconscious„ compensation, 284
Unconscious„ importance of the, 278
Unconscious„ personalities (Ivenes), 77
Unconscious„ psychic material, 279
Unconscious„ superstition, 280
Understanding, prospective, 338
Understanding,„ retrospective, 338
Value of religious symbolism, 224
Viennese school, one-sided interpretations of, 217
Visions, Benvenuto Cellini, 63
Visions,„ hypnagogic, 63, 71
Visions,„ of Jeanne d’Arc, 63
Visions,„ of S.W., 21
Visions,„ of Swedenborg, 63
Visual images, 60
Visual„ v. auditory hallucinations, 61
“Vital necessity,” ix
Voisin, 66
Volitional meaning of dreams, 222
Vischer, 348–49
Wandering impulse, cases of, 9
Warringer, 293–94
Washing mania, 246
Wernicke, 316
Westphal, 13
Witch-sleep, 75
Word predicate, type defined, 158
Word-presentation, 53
Works of the Zürich school, 345–46
World-philosophy, 350
Wundt, 352
Zschokke, 92
Zürich school, 355
Zürich„ school,„ works of, 345–46

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