First Published in 1999. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Part I Theoretical Part; Introduction; Chapter I The Origin And Development Of The Feeling Of Inferiority And The Consequences Cthereof; Chapter II Psychic Compensation And Its Synthesis; Chapter III The Accentuated Fiction As The Guiding Idea In The Neurosis; Part II Practical Part; Part 2 Chapter I Avarice, Suspiciousness, Envy, Cruelty, The Derogatory Critique Of The Neurotic, Neurotic Apperception, Senile Neuroses, Changes In The Form And Intensity Of The Fiction. Somatic Jargon (Organ-Jargon); Part 2 Chapter II The Neurotic Extension Of Limits Through Asceticism, Love, Desire To Travel, Crime. Simulation And Neurosis. Feeling Of Inferiority Of The Female Sex. Purpose Of An Ideal. Doubt As An Expression Of Psychic Hermaphroditism. Masturbation And Neurosis. The Incest-Complex As A Symbol Of Craving For Dominancy. The Nature Of The Delirium. (Delirium Used In The Sense Of The French: Une Delire.); Part 2 Chapter III Neurotic Principles: Sympathy, Coquetry, Narcissism, Psychic Hermaphroditism, Hallucinatory Security, Virtue, Conscience, Pedantry, Fanatic Attachment To Truth; Part 2 Chapter IV The Derogatory Tendency To Disparage Others; Obstinacy And Wildness; The Sexual Relations Of Neurotics As A Means Of Comparison; Symbolic Emasculation; Feeling Of Being Belittled; Equality To Man As A Life-Plan; Simulation And Neurosis; Substitute For Masculinity; Impatience; Discontent; Inaccessibility; Part 2 Chapter V Cruelty.Conscience.Perversion And Neurosis; Part 2 Chapter VI The Antithesis Above-Beneath, Choice Of A Profession, Somnambulism, Antithesis In Thought, Elevation Of The Personality Through The Disparagement Of Others, Jealousy, Neurotic Auxiliaries, Authoritative, Thinking In Antitheses And The Masculine Protest, Dilatory Attitude And Marriage, The Tendency Upward As A Symbol Of Life, Compulsion To Masturbation, The Neurotic Striving For Knowledge; Part 2 Chapter VII Punctuality, The Will To Be First, Homosexuality And Perversion As A Symbol, Modesty And Exhibitionism, Constancy And Inconstancy, Jealousy; Part 2 Chapter VIII Fear Of The Part ner; The Ideal In The Neurosis; Insomnia And Compulsion To Sleep; Neurotic Comparison Of Man And Woman; Forms Of The Fear Of The Wife; Part 2 Chapter IX Self-Reproaches, Self-Torture, Contrition And Asceticism, Flagellation, Neuroses In Children; Suicide And Suicidal Ideas; Part 2 Chapter X The Neurotic'S Esprit De Famille, Refractoriness And Obedience, Silence And Loquaciouness, The Tendency To Contrariness.;