Les maladies du système nerveux : un texte-livre de neurologie et psychiatrie . que de la jeune femme que le patient avait séduit, lui disant tolead une vie décente. C'est sûrement le pa-tients atteints d'elle-même, figurant à l'hallucina-tory. Il semblerait, compte tenu notamment du type de réaction archaïque qui est décrit et qui se trouve dans quitefrequently schizophrenicsplitting precox, que la de la personnalité est plus grave, plus profonde, que dans la soi-disant func-tional, troubles en d'autres termes, que itgoes à des niveaux plus profonds, que le infantileand l'archaïque en la personne ha

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Diseases of the nervous system : a text-book of neurology and psychiatry . that of the young woman thatthe patient had seduced, telling him tolead a decent life. This is surely the pa-tients self-critique appearing in hallucina-tory form. It would seem, especially in view ofthe type of archaic reaction which hasbeen described and which is found quitefrequently in precox, that the schizophrenicsplitting of the personality is more severe, more profound, than in the so-called func-tional disorders, in other words, that itgoes to deeper levels, that the infantileand the archaic in the individual havebeen less efficiently sublimated and sogotten away from, and therefore they con-trol more effectively the thoughts and acts.At any rate, it seems quite evident that the great difficulty of concep-tion here is due in part to the quite arbitrary separation of the indi-vidual into two distinct and mutually exclusive parts, namely, mindand body. The dualistic hypothesis that conceives of the mental andthe physical going side by side without mutual interference or interac-. FiG. 311.—Phantastic paranoia. NATURE OF DEMENTIA PRECOX 701 tion is responsible for such a conception. From the medical standpointsuch a concept seems entirely unnecessary, for one is met at everyturn with the intimate relations constantly maintained between thetwo, and therefore come naturally to consider the human being as abiological luiit presenting types of reactions that at one extreme arepredominantly psychic, while at the other they are predominantlyphysical, but which present every grade of intermediary type. Thesevere mental disturbance of the nature of anxiety that goes withcertain cardiac and pulmonary diseases is well known, as are also thephysical upsets, particularly the gastro-intestinal, that are associatedwith certain mental conditions such as worry. The interrelationsbetween the mental and the physical are a matter of daily observation.Occasionally, however, they are very pronouncedly emph

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