COVER -- Contents -- Foreword -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- PART ONE Introduction -- Chapter 1 Scope, Outline and Meaning of this Book -- PART TWO Indispensable Notions -- Chapter 2 Some Logico - Mathematical Concepts -- Chapter 3. A Reference to My Pevious Work -- PART THREE From the Unrepressed Unconscious to the Symmetrical Mode of Being -- Chapter 4. A Formulation of the Question -- Chapter 5. Freud's Development of the Concept of Unrepressed Unconscious (a Historical Survey) -- Chapter 6. The Interrelations between Repressed, Unrepressed, Symmetrical, Asymmetrical, Id, Egoy Super - Ego -- Chapter 7. The Two Modes of Being in Man -- Chapter 8. The Interrelaions between the Two Modes of Being. The Translating or Unfolding Function -- Chapter 9. The Place of the Primary and Secondary Processes in the Present Conception -- Chapter 10. The Crisis of the Threrfold Conception in the Light of the Conception of Symmetrical and Asymmetrical Being. The Place of the Notion of Object -- Chapter 11. A Short Summary -- PART FOUR Symmetrical Being (Unrepressed Unconscious ) as Infinite Sets -- Chapter 12. The Problem -- Chapter 13. A Discussion of Analytical Findings in Terms ofthe Notion Infinite Set -- Chapter 14. Infinite Sets and Levels of (Unconscious) Depth -- Chapter 15. Omnipotence, Omniscience and idealisation -- Chapter 16. Emotion and the Infinite Sets -- PART FIVE The Infinite Sets and the Question of Measurement of Unconscious Processes -- Chapter 17. The Notions of Measurement Employed in this study -- Chapter 18. Measurement in the Psychical World -- Chapter 19. Towards the Measurement ofthe Unconscious Mental Processes -- PART SIX On the Nature of Emotion -- Chapter 20. A Phenommological Psycho- Analytical-Logical Approach -- Chapter 21. A Coser Study of Sensation - Feeling.

Chapter 22. The Second Component of Emotion: Thinking (Establishment of Relations) -- Chapter 23. The Question of the Measurability of Emotion: a General Formulation. Sensation - Feeling and Measurement -- Chapter 24. The Question of the Measurability of Emotion. Emotions as Infinite Sets -- Chapter 25. The Translating Function and the Quantum of Intellect -Emotion -- Chapter 26. The Place of Emotion in the Psycho -Analytical Conception -- PART SEVEN The General Laws of the Bipolarity Symmetrical -Asymmetrical or Unconscious - Conscious -- Chapter 27. A Perspective of the Interaction Unconscious - Conscious (Symmetrical - Asymmetrical) -- Chapter 28. An Alternative Formulation ofthe Bipolarity Symmetrical - Asymmetrical (Unconscious - Conscious) -- PART EIGHT A Retrospective Look and a General Perspective -- Chapter 29. The Meaning and Potentialities of the Approach Put Forward in this Book -- Chapter 30. Summing- Up -- PART NINE Space and Mind -- Chapter 31. Formulation ofhe Problem -- Chapter 32. Brief Notions about Geometrical Space -- Chapter 33. Multidimensional Space, the Unconscious and Dreams -- Chapter 34. The Paradox Part - Whole. The Unfolding Function -- Chapter 35. Mental Tension as Seen in Terms of the Present Approach -- Chapter 36. Pre-0rgastic Experiences and Fantasies of Sexual Intercourse -- Chapter 37. Miscellanea -- Chaptre 38. Possibility of a Geometrical Representation of the Principle of Symmetry. Need for Multidimensional Space -- Appendix: Emotion, Magic, the 'Numinosum' and the infinite . A Comment on Sartre -- Bibliography -- INDEX.