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...[Wilhelm Fliess]], who recommended cocaine for the treatment of the "nasal reflex [[neurosis]]." [[Fliess]] operated on Freud and a [[number]] of Freud's pat

...es overlap each other without any aural grammar, except in the [[form]] of reflex disclaimers like "I talk too much, please interrupt" or re-issues of the in

...]], an ear, nose and throat specialist. Fliess had been treating the nasal reflex neurosis in his own [[patients]] with local anesthesia, specifically [[coca

Fliess developed several idiosyncratic theories, such as reflex nasal [[neuroses]], postulating a connection between the nose and the genit

*[[Moro reflex]] or [[startle reflex]] *[[Tonic neck reflex]] or [[fencer's reflex]]

...etween associative mental work and a motor [[discharge]] comparable to the reflex arc, Freud not only described the aim of such work, namely to deal with the

..., namely a [[hallucination]]" (1950c, p. 319), Freud adding forthwith: "If reflex [[action]] is thereupon introduced, disappointment cannot fail to occur."

<blockquote>Such expressions of relations in general, called by [[Hegel]] reflex-[[categories]], form a very curious [[class]]. For [[instance]], one man is

...ver, when he got to his staircase landing, he realized that he had put his reflex hammer in his pocket instead of his tuning fork. He then remembered that he

...just the eyelids … presumably … on and off … shut out the light … reflex they call it … no feeling of any kind … but the lids … even best of t

...just the eyelids … presumably … on and off … shut out the light … reflex they call it … no feeling of any kind … but the lids … even best of t