Collective Reflexology

Vladimir Mikhailovitch Bekhterev was a pioneering Russian neurologist, psychiatrist, and psychologist

V. M. Bekhterev

Part 1; Editor's Foreword-1992; In Place of a Foreword; 1: Introduction; 2: Definition of Collective Reflexology; 3: The Subject Matter and Method of Collective Reflexology; 4: The Interrelation of Personality and Society; 5: The Collective as a Composite Personality; 6: On Collectivity; 7: Mutual Suggestion, Mutual Imitation, and Mutual Induction as Unifying Factors; 8: Language as a Unifying Factor; 9: On Collective Reflexes in General; 10: The Development of Collective Movements as Associative Reflexes; 11: Collective Hereditary-Organic Reflexes; 12: Collective Mood and Collective Mimico-Somatic Reflexes*; 13: Collective Attention and Collective Observation; 14: Collective Creativity; 15: Coordinated Collective Actions; Part 2; Editor's Foreword-1999; Foreword; 1: The Law of Conservation of Energy; 2: The Law of the Proportional Relationship between Speed of Motion and Motive Power; 3: The Law of Gravitational Attraction; 4: The Law of Repulsion; 5: The Law of Equal and Opposite Reaction; 6: The Law of Similarity; 7: The Law of Periodicity or Rhythm; 8: The Law of Inertia; 9: The Law of Continual Motion and Change; 10: The Law of Energy Dissipation or Entropy; 11: The Law of Relativity; 12: The Law of Evolution; 13: The Law of Differentiation; 14: The Law of Reproduction; 15: The Law of Selective Integration; 16: The Law of Historical Succession; 17: The Law of Economy; 18: The Law of Adaptation; 19: The Law of Selection; 20: The Law of Interaction; 21: The Law of Compensation or Substitution; 22: The Law of Dependent Relations; 23: The Law of Individuality; 24: Conclusion