Wishfulfillment and Symbolism in Fairy Tales/Index

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Chapter VII
Wishfulfillment and Symbolism in Fairy Tales
by Franz Ricklin, translated by William A. White
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INDEX

  PAGE
ABASIA symbol
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 56
Adam and Eve
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 61
Adopted child phantasy
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 63
Adoration by Dürer
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 27
Afanassiew
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 17
Amor and Psyche
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 44, 50, 78
Anchor
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 26
Animals as symbols
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 28
Animal birth
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 56
Anunciation
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 61
Anunciation lillies
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 56
Anunciation of Virgin
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 54
Anthesterins
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 35
Apuleius
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 44, 50
Armida, nun in temple
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 7
Awl
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 68
 
BEAR, little
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 30
Beautiful Sesselja
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 69
Bechstein's collection
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 33
Bjorn Bragastakkur
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 67
Black dog
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 50
Bogi and Elsa
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 72
Brahman and serpent
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 57
Bride, forgotten
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 47
Bride, true
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 46
Brothers, two
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 76
Brown dog
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 44
Burning
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 30
Burning bush of Moses
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 35
Burning of skin
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 57
 
CAPTAIN of Köpenik
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 24
Carnation
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 54
Cat
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 55
Cinderella
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 15, 41
Clever Hans
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 23
Color symbols
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 26
Condensation mechanism
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 25
Construction of symbols in dream
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 29
Cora
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 60
Coreggios' mystic marriage
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 80
Cow Son of Storm Knight
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 52
Cross
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 26
Cruelty motive
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 76
Curse, Godmother's
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 53
 
DAME Halle
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 15
Daughter-father motive
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 66
Daughter-mother
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 62
Deficiency substitutes
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 14
Delirium, wish
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 10
Dementia precox
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 32
Dementia precox and object identification
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 9
Demeter
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 60
Desert fairy tale
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 21
Desert story
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 17
Dionysian feasts
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 28
Dionysian revels
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 34, 35
Displacement
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 51
Dog, black
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 50
Dog, brown
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 44
Double birth
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 56
Dragons
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 36
Dream analysis
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 4
Dream of prisoner
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 11
Dream soul
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 43
Dream work
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 28
Drudge of all Work
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 65
Dürer, A., adoration
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 27
 
ELSA and Bogi
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 72
Enchantment as sexual revenge
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 57
Enthymos
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 78
Erechtheus
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 35
Erogenous zones
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 51
Erotic basis
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 78
Eve
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 60
Eve and Adam
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 61
Eye of God
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 26
 
FACETIOUS nights
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 68
Fairy tale, wish structure
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 12
Fast of Montanus
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 40
Father-daughter motive
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 66
Father persecution
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 65, 66
Fertilization symbol
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 60
Finnur
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 70
Fire
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 30, 57
Fire-engine
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 57
Fish symbol
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 52
Flower feasts
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 36
Forest
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 30
Forgetting
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 49
Forgotten bride
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 47
Forms of wish structures
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 4, 11
Foundling phantasy
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 63
Francis of Assisi
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 35
Free Masons
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 24
Frog King
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 37
Frost, the
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 17
Fruitfulness symbols
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 40
Fylgia
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 42
 
GOD, eye of
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 26
Godmother's curse
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 53
God's blessing
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 58
Goethe
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 12
Gold children
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 55
Gottfried Keller
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 5
Gradiva
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 6, 49
Grandeur, ideas of
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 9
Grumbling ox-man
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 46
 
HAGENSCHWANZ
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 31
Hallucinations and teleology
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 35
Hay shocks
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 52
Hazel Branch
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 39
Hearn, Lafcadio
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 7
Helga, peasant daughter
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 68
Hildur and Jonides
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 48
History of Wassilissa
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 59
Holy Ghost symbol
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 54
Hysteria analysis
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 31
Hysteria and symbolism
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 31
Hysteria and transposition
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 51
 
IDENTIFICATION with object
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 9
Impregnation symbol
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 54, 56
Infantile immorality
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 62
Infantile material
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 62
Infantile rivalries
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 62
Infantilism
​
 
 51
Ingibjörg
​
 
 50
Introduction
​
 
 1
Isol
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 47, 48
Isota
​
 
 47
Ivan
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 75
Ivan Cow Son
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 52
Ivan Czarevitch and Bjely Poefjanin
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 76
Ivan from the Pea
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 59
 
JACK in Luck
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 23
Jensens, W. Gradiva
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 6
Jonides and Hildur
​
 
 48
 
KING Throstle-Beard
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 72
Kisa
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 55
Kiss, false
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 47
Knights, three
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 58
Köpenik, captain of
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 24
Kokoro
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 7
 
LARK, singing
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 41
Larvæ
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 36
Leg symbolisms
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 56
Lemures
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 36
Letters as symbols
​
 
 26
Lillies
​
 
 56
Little Bear
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 30, 58
Little Hazel Branch
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 39
Little Snow-white
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 63
Little Tear Jug
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 12
Little Turnip
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 58
Love a toxemia
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 49
Love potion
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 49
 
MAINADES
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 35
Manes
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 36
Manwolf
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 43
May sports
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 41
Moses and serpent
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 34
Mother-daughter
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 62
Mother-in-law
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 79
Mover of mountains
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 58
Mustachio
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 58
Mythological digression
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 36
 
NEUISLÄNDISCHE Märchen
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 13
Nikita the tanner
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 75
Nun in Temple of Armida
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 7
Nuts as symbols
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 40
 
OBJECT identification
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 9
Oda and serpent
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 33
Offa
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 68
O-Toyo
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 7
Overcoming rival
​
 
 49
Overdetermination
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 62
Owl's heads
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 28
Ox-man, grumbling
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 46
 
PARADIGMS
​
 
 32
Peasant daughter Helga
​
 
 68
Peasant's son and queen
​
 
 70
Persecuted beauty
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 78
Persecution motive
​
 
 65, 66
Personification in symbols
​
 
 27
Pharaoh's dream
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 55
Plough symbols
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 40
Poetic phantasy and dreams
​
 
 5
Pomegranate
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 60
Poseidon
​
 
 35
Post horn
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 24
Potion, love
​
 
 49
Prince bewitched
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 44
Prison psychoses
​
 
 11
Proud Queen
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 71
Prudent Princess
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 17
Psyche and Amor
​
 
 44, 50
Psychotic mechanisms
​
 
 5
 
QUEEN and peasant's son
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 70
Queen, the proud
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 71
 
REALITY surrogates
​
 
 11
Revenge, sexual
​
 
 57
Riddle
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 72
Rittershaus, A.
​
 
 13
Rival, sexual
​
 
 49, 65
Rivalry, infantile
​
 
 62
Russian fairy tales
​
 
 17
 
SACRIFICE, virgin
​
 
 79
St. Catharine, mystic marriage
​
 
 80
Samson's birth
​
 
 54
Scales
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 26
Schwind, Moritz v.
​
 
 11
Serpent and Brahman
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 57
Serpent and Moses
​
 
 35
Serpent and Oda
​
 
 33
Serpent and sexuality
​
 
 34
Serpents as symbols
​
 
 28, 34
Sesselja
​
 
 69
Seven
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 55
Seven eague boots
​
 
 14
Seven Ravens
​
 
 62
Sexual cruelty
​
 
 76
Sexual motive in fairy tales
​
 
 65
Sexual revenge
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 57
Sexual rival
​
 
 50
Sexual significance of serpent
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 34, 36
Singing lark
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 41
Shroud
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 13
Shrove-tide customs
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 40
Skin, burning of
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 57
Sleeping beauty
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 38, 54
Snake, white
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 63, 72
Soul
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 42, 43
Spyri, Johanna
​
 
 6
Stepmother
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 62
Stepmother in tales
​
 
 15
Storm Knight
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 52
Straparola
​
 
 56
Substitution in symbols
​
 
 34
Surrogate for reality
​
 
 11
Susanna v. Klettenberg
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 35
Symbol construction in dream
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 29
Symbolic substitution
​
 
 34
Symbolism
​
 
 24
Symbolism in hysteria
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 31
Symbolism of fairy tale
​
 
 33
Symbols, ambiguity of
​
 
 25
 
TELEOLOGICAL hallucinations
​
 
 35
Tear Jug, Little
​
 
 12
Teleology of dream structure
​
 
 13
Thirteen
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 54, 62
Three
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 33, 39, 52, 55, 78, 79
Three knights
​
 
 58
Three languages
​
 
 23
Throat symptoms
​
 
 52
Thousand and one nights
​
 
 76
Tobias
​
 
 72
Transposition in hysteria
​
 
 51
Transposition upward
​
 
 51
Tristram
​
 
 47
True bride
​
 
 46
Turnip, Little
​
 
 58
Twelve brothers
​
 
 62
Twelve caskets
​
 
 62
Two brothers
​
 
 76
Two soldiers' son
​
 
 75
 
UPROOTER-OF-OAKS
​
 
 58
Upward transposition
​
 
 51
 
VENUS, mother-in-law
​
 
 79
Virgin sacrifice
​
 
 79
Vitæ offæ
​
 
 68
Vogelweide, W. von T
​
 
 6
 
WASSILISSA with golden braid
​
 
 59
Werwolf
​
 
 43
Whipping with twigs
​
 
 40
White snake
​
 
 72
Wish delirium
​
 
 10
Wish structures
​
 
 4
Witches
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 43
Words as symbols
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 26
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