142 ; fear, 167 ; opposition, 186 ; the comic, 230 ; voluntary submission, 338 . Svoboda, fighting play, 182 ; play of children, 397 ; dancing, 350 . Tarde, imitation and repetition, 282 ; obedience as imitation, 348 . Tiedemann, curiosity, 150 . TOllner, on play, 398 . Tracy, beginnings of imitation, 291 . Tylor, backgammon, 194 ; wagering and soothsaying, 207 , 208 ; counting games, 210 ; drawing by deaf-mutes, 230 . Vierordt, movement in children, 75 ; righthandedness, 76 . Vischer, 279 ; inner imitation, 328 . Volkett, enjoyment of tragedy, 246 ; inner sympathy, 322 . Wagner, F. v., Lamarckian principle, 372 . Wagner, H., top spinning, 111 ; ball games, 120 ; experimentation, 169 . Wagner, L., shipwreck, 222 ; April fool, 225 . Wagner, R., recognition, 126 . Wallaschek, rhythm and melody, 26 ; critique of Spencer, 29 . Weinhold, K., leaping play, 86 ; dancing, 89 ; snowshoeing, 95 ; throwing play, 181 , 203 ; gaming, 186 , 191 . Weismann, germinal selection, 373 . Werner, poetic rivalry, 189 . Westermarck, courtship contest, 263 . Wetz, province of the drama, 247 . WOlfflin, touch sensations, 10 . Wunsche, betting among the Arabians, 208 . Wundt, love plays, 253 ; eye movements, 328 ; criterion of play, 379 . Zettler, tests of strength, 178 . Zingerle, sense of taste, 9 ; chain rhymes, 36 ; sight plays, 50 . Zola, 136 .

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