Trigant Burrow
Biographic Data
| ID | 179768 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Trigant Burrow |
| GIVEN NAMES | Trigant |
| FAMILY NAME | Burrow |
| SIGNATURE | BURROW T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Assistant in Clinical Psychiatry, The Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 29 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 29 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1907 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Neurosis Of Man
Science and Man's Behavior
Science and Man's Behavior
The Neurosis of Man. An Introduction to the Science of Human Behavior
Should Be Read by All
The Neurosis of Man
The Social Neurosis
“The end of society is peace and mutual protection, so that the individual may reach the fullest and highest life attainable by man. The rules of conduct by which this end is to be attained are discoverable-like the other so-called laws of Nature-by observation and experiment, and only in that way.” THOMAS HUXLEY The present moment is a portentous one in the history of human relations. Only yesterday the armies of half the world were locked in a …
Two modes of social adaptation and their concomitants in ocular movements
Electroencephalographic Recordings of Varying Aspects of Attention in Relation To Behavior
The Neurodynamics of Behavior
As individuals and as communities we have suddenly awakened to find ourselves enveloped in a welter of unprecedented changes—social, political, economic and scientific. If our minds are to keep pace with the restless current on which we are being carried along, if our senses are to become alert to the teeming dislocations that mark the present, it will be necessary to raise our sights to the farther reaches of a rapidly oncoming future. In this h…
Kymograph Records of Neuromuscular (Respiratory) Patterns in Relation to Behavior Disorders
This report gives briefly the results thus far obtained from experiments the purpose of which has been to demonstrate differences of behavior through objectively recordable measures. The data presented were the outcome of group investigations of modifications in internal patterns which, in turn, resulted from a series of phyloanalytic experiments on affect-frustration in social groups. Instrumental recordings were made of physiological alteration…
The Biology of Human Conflict, an Anatomy of Behavior, Individual and Social
Through a Glass Darkly
The economic factor in disorders of behavior
The Biology of Human Conflict
The Law of the Organism
Behavior disorders, whether individual or social-the psychoneuroses, crime, war, and similar manifestations-are the outer, secondary expression of disturbances in internal physiological tensions that are organismic and that characterize the race of man as a species. These internal tensional aberrations, whether studied ontogenetically or phylogenetically, are found to relate specifically to discrepancies in the organism's neuromuscular patterns o…
Crime and the Social Reaction of Right and Wrong. A Study in Clinical Sociology
The Morphology of Insanity as a Racial Process 1
The Social Basis of Consciousness
Biological Foundations and Mental Methods 1
The Basis of Group‐analysis, or the Analysis of the Reactions of Normal and Neurotic Individuals 1
Some Recent Trends in Psychology and Social Psychology
The Problem of the Transference 1
An Ethnic Aspect of Consciousness
The Reabsorbed Affect and Its Elimination 1
The Social Neurosis
“The end of society is peace and mutual protection, so that the individual may reach the fullest and highest life attainable by man. The rules of conduct by which this end is to be attained are discoverable-like the other so-called laws of Nature-by observation and experiment, and only in that way.” THOMAS HUXLEY The present moment is a portentous one in the history of human relations. Only yesterday the armies of half the world were locked in a …
The Neurodynamics of Behavior
As individuals and as communities we have suddenly awakened to find ourselves enveloped in a welter of unprecedented changes—social, political, economic and scientific. If our minds are to keep pace with the restless current on which we are being carried along, if our senses are to become alert to the teeming dislocations that mark the present, it will be necessary to raise our sights to the farther reaches of a rapidly oncoming future. In this h…
The Biology of Human Conflict
The Law of the Organism
Behavior disorders, whether individual or social-the psychoneuroses, crime, war, and similar manifestations-are the outer, secondary expression of disturbances in internal physiological tensions that are organismic and that characterize the race of man as a species. These internal tensional aberrations, whether studied ontogenetically or phylogenetically, are found to relate specifically to discrepancies in the organism's neuromuscular patterns o…
The Basis of Group‐analysis, or the Analysis of the Reactions of Normal and Neurotic Individuals 1
Les procédés des liseurs de pensées
Conscious and unconscious mentation from the psychoanalytic viewpoint
Psychiatry as an Objective Science 1
The Reabsorbed Affect and Its Elimination 1
Insanity a Social Problem
Mental and nervous disharmonies exist not only within the individual, but they are equally demonstrable within social clusters, such as the family, and other groups, social, religious, political, etc. To reckon constructively with the pathological conditions of the insane is to reckon with these expressions as an integral part of our common social system. But investigation shows that the social group, whether represented by the family, the instit…
The Problem of the Transference 1
An Ethnic Aspect of Consciousness
Biological Foundations and Mental Methods 1
The Basis of Group‐analysis, or the Analysis of the Reactions of Normal and Neurotic Individuals 1
Some Recent Trends in Psychology and Social Psychology
The Social Basis of Consciousness
Crime and the Social Reaction of Right and Wrong. A Study in Clinical Sociology
The Morphology of Insanity as a Racial Process 1
The Law of the Organism
Behavior disorders, whether individual or social-the psychoneuroses, crime, war, and similar manifestations-are the outer, secondary expression of disturbances in internal physiological tensions that are organismic and that characterize the race of man as a species. These internal tensional aberrations, whether studied ontogenetically or phylogenetically, are found to relate specifically to discrepancies in the organism's neuromuscular patterns o…
The Biology of Human Conflict
The Biology of Human Conflict, an Anatomy of Behavior, Individual and Social
Through a Glass Darkly
The economic factor in disorders of behavior
Kymograph Records of Neuromuscular (Respiratory) Patterns in Relation to Behavior Disorders
This report gives briefly the results thus far obtained from experiments the purpose of which has been to demonstrate differences of behavior through objectively recordable measures. The data presented were the outcome of group investigations of modifications in internal patterns which, in turn, resulted from a series of phyloanalytic experiments on affect-frustration in social groups. Instrumental recordings were made of physiological alteration…
The Neurodynamics of Behavior
As individuals and as communities we have suddenly awakened to find ourselves enveloped in a welter of unprecedented changes—social, political, economic and scientific. If our minds are to keep pace with the restless current on which we are being carried along, if our senses are to become alert to the teeming dislocations that mark the present, it will be necessary to raise our sights to the farther reaches of a rapidly oncoming future. In this h…
Electroencephalographic Recordings of Varying Aspects of Attention in Relation To Behavior
The Social Neurosis
“The end of society is peace and mutual protection, so that the individual may reach the fullest and highest life attainable by man. The rules of conduct by which this end is to be attained are discoverable-like the other so-called laws of Nature-by observation and experiment, and only in that way.” THOMAS HUXLEY The present moment is a portentous one in the history of human relations. Only yesterday the armies of half the world were locked in a …
Two modes of social adaptation and their concomitants in ocular movements
Should Be Read by All
The Neurosis of Man
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