Chapter 21

55.Germany,1.Gerock,161.Gerstäcker,53.Gessmann,85,101.Gesticulation, observation of,49;compared with writing,49.Gesture,43;importance of,44;nature of,45;relation to voice,48.Giraudet,85.Girls, as witnesses,366.Gneist,5.Goethe,25,156,239,247,249,387,388,464,468,479.Goldschmidt,5.Goltz,85,348.Grashey,115.Gratiolet,87,88.Grohmann,1,283,370.Gross, O.,176,179.Guggenheim,7.Gurnill,180.Gutberlet,181,182,391.Gyurkovechky,69.HHaacke,410.Habit,406;and skepticism,127;and skill,407;and disposition,408.Hair, rising of the,73;turning white,73.Hall,367.Hallucinations, distinguished from illusions,455;causes of,456.Hand, the,100;effect of use on,101;bibliography of,101;described,102;evidential value of,101,103;movements of,104.Harless,100.Hartenberg,75.Hartenstein,60,252.Hartmann,167,177,281.Haselbrunner,39.Hat,53.Hate, in women,354.Hatred,286,418.Hausner,31.Hearing, problems of,208.Heerwagen,482.Heinrich,205.Heinroth,1,327.Hellenbach,103.Hillebrand,105,106.Helmholtz,42,189,191,197,202,204,207,218,233,241,242,380,407,429,443,449.Help, against discursiveness,19.Helvetius,188.Henle,50.Henri,367.Hensen,259.Herbart,85,188,236,259,383.Heredity,410.Hering,259,278,403.Heroification,253.Heusinger,85,309,367.Higier,245.Hippel,56.Hirsch,492.Hobbes,255.Hoffbauer,1,319,488.Höfler,161,243,267,464.Hofmann,227.Holland, H.,274,373.Holtzendorff,2.Home-sickness, influence of,78.Honor,421.Hoppe,436,456,457,465,473.Hubert,274.Hughes,85.Humboldt,160,201.Hume,119,126,129,130,131,157,164,171,221,240,254,260,388,406.Huxley,176.Hypocrisy, feminine, depends on dishonesty,343.Hysteria,331.IIcard,312.Ideas, imaginative,459;personal equation in,462;observation of,463;and perception,464;and premonition,466.Idiots, memory of,270.Ignorance,23;to be generally presupposed,23.Ihering,10.Illumination, retrospective, of perception,194;differences of,200.Illusions, of memory,275;how discovered in witnesses,423;classification of,424;limits of,424;and false inference,425;optical,428;of movement,435;subjects of optical,436;reasons for,437;auditory,443;causes of,444;of normal people,446;tactual,449;of taste,452;olfactory,453.Image,233;difference from object,233,234;and speech,235;and third dimension,235;and movement,236;alterations observable in,236;and time,237.Images, and truth,224;effect of on views of the uneducated,391.Imagination,232;difficulties of,233;ideas due to,459.Imitation, accompanying action,48;and the crowd,415;and duplication,415.Impatience,19;dangers of,20.Inanimate, perversity of the,72.Inclination,393;and vagabondage,394.Indifference, attitude of,378.Induction,137;and the lawyer,138;and analogy,138;difficulties of,139;sympathetic,440.Inference,105;relation to logic and psychology,106;and occupation,167;and form,168;unconscious,168;and comparison,170;and possibility,170;and historical truth,171;Hume on,171;and irregularity,173;made by witnesses,175;and MS.,175;origin of mistakes in,176;false, compared with illusion,425.Influences, reciprocal,121;isolated,406.Information, source of,62.Innervation, muscular, and sight,204.Instinct, maternal,321.Instruction, public, and understanding,241.Intellection of foolishness,405.Intelligence, feminine,332;weakness of,362.Intercourse between judges and experts,14;and jurymen,15.Interest,37;importance in judge and expert,38;how aroused in witnesses,39;and attention,39;influences conception,381.Intermediaries, skipping of,124.Intoxication,484;and responsibility,485;and theft,488;Hoffbauer on,488.Irradiation,442.Irritation, causes crime,77.Isolation, effect of on character,396;on health,397.Issue, must be defined,11.Inventors as witnesses,66.JJames, W.,187,467.Jealousy, in women,351.Jessen,186,275,482,483.Jodl,259.Jost,267.Judge,9;relations to witness,9;and experts,14;and jury,15;and confession,31;importance of interest to,14;as persuader,162;affection and passion in,417.Judgment,165;and inference,165;and numbers,174;feminine,336.Jurisprudence a natural science,10.Jury,24;education of,24;to be studied,165;trial by,106.Justice, criminal,1;of women,359.KKant,2,45,64,131,154,160,173,188,251,263,264,267,283,361,388,401,402,403,409,421,475.Kemsies,270.Kiefer,478.Kirchmann,152.Knowledge,183;and consequences,184;and truth,184;possibility of a priori,7;of human nature, important,15;compared with knowledge of law,16;feminine, influenced by conceit,328.Koch,2,259.Koslow,410.Krafft-Ebing,2,313.Kräpelin,259,277,292.Kraus,2,68,324,371,373,401.Kries,153,192,210,263.Külpe,260,276.Kurella,2.LLafontaine,369.Lagrave,234,492.Lange,85,259,367.Language, importance of,287;related to character,288;substitutions of,289;and tone,290.Laplace,150.Landois,81.Landsberg,101.Larden,435.Larochefoucauld,58,100,123,402.Laschi,416.Lasson,259.Laughter, cause of,76;and character,396.Lavater,83,84.Law, empirical,136;Weber’s,188;requirements of, and psychological accuracy,107;and understanding,242.Lazarus,25,48,54,252.Leaps, in inference,167.Le Brun,84.Legal sciences backward,5.Lehmann,42,259,284.Leibnitz,135,149,188,275,385,482.Leroux,337.Lichtenberg,238,275.Liebmann,135,199,204.Lie, the,474;the pathoformic,479.Liersch,101.Lines, position of,429;illusory,431.Lipps,138,144,234,246,254,379,427,429.Löbisch,365,368.Locality, influence of, on recollection,266.Locke,150,188,262.Lohsing,31,280,474.Lombroso,2,45,77,195,215,315,326,339,340,341,346,355,369,373,410,416,480.Longet,212.Lotze,28,78,85,158,160,199,264,326,328,379,427.Love, in women,309,350.Loyalty of women,347.Lucas,411.MMach,222.Magnus,85.Mantegazza,85,319,334,341,343,344,355.Marbe,39.Marchaud,410.Marion,301.Marro,2.Martinak,410.Masaryk,130.Maschka,2.Master-lawyer, the,9.Material, source of,4.Maternal instinct,321.Maudsley,2,48,185,237,260,264,276,368,393,465,481.Mayer, Max,117.Mayer, von,184,255.Maxims, about women, dangerous,308.Meinong,119,188,459,471.Memory,258;and reproduction,261;and time,261;theories of,262;proportionate to activity,263;Kant on,263;of pain,264;and fancy,265;


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