  - Alix, observation of animals, 123.
- Allen, Grant, on beauty, 269.
- Allin, play with physical pain, 159;
- teasing, 227;
- the comic, 280;
- imitation of animals, 203.
- Altum, on sexual selection, 265;
- Amaranthes, swinging, 71;
- Andree, drumming, 46;
- recognising pictures, 125;
- wagering, 192;
- gambling, 210;
- indecent drawings, 277.
- Anstruther-Thomson, inner imitation, 328, 331.
- Arabians, wagering, 208.
- Aristotle, catharsis, 163.
- Astragalus, 209.
- Autenrieth, experimental play, 96.
- Bain, imitation, 285.
- Baldwin, repetition, 6;
- circular reaction, 34;
- persistent imitation, 39;
- righthandedness, 76;
- recognition, 122;
- imagination, 136;
- imitation, 282–291, 305–321;
- nursing play, 311;
- self-exhibition, 348;
- mass suggestion, 367;
- organic selection, 372;
- kinds of play, 396.
- See also the Editor’s Preface.
- Bashkirtseff, the luxury of grief, 161.
- Bastian, speech practice, 40;
- kite-flying, 97;
- throwing at a mark, 114;
- gaming, 208;
- tensing, 230;
- hide-and-seek, 243.
- Beauregard, Egyptian caricature, 227.
- Berlepsch, throwing play, 106;
- Biederman, repetition in poetry, 367.
- Boas, figures in skating, 103.
- BÖhme, melodies of children’s songs, 230;
- Brehm, teasing, 280.
- Bridgman, movement play, 76.
- BÜcher, work and rhythm, 25;
- songs of primitive peoples, 35;
- origin of instruments, 46.
- BÜttikofer, plays of women, 192.
- Caine, oracles, 207.
- Chamberlain, jumping, 85.
- Chinese, effect of music, 30;
- games, 208;
- pitching quoits, 210.
- Colozza, hearing ploys, 174;
- card games, 195;
- recreation theory, 364;
- rivalry, 190.
- Lee, Æsthetic observation, 328.
- Legras, movement play, 78.
- Lenz, climbing impulse, 87.
- Lessing, pleasure in strong excitement, 14;
- pleasure in learning, 130;
- effect of the tragic, 163;
- the task of poetry, 383.
- Lewes, attention, 145.
- Linde, chess games, 193.
- Lindley, logical experimentation, 154.
- Lippert, ecstatic condition, 25.
- Lipps, the comic, 165;
- charm of forbidden fruit, 287;
- the Doric column, 323;
- Æsthetic illusion, 388.
- Livingstone, imitative play, 304.
- Lombroso, imagination, 140;
- impulse to opposition, 187;
- destructiveness, 218.
- Lotze, 129.
- Lubbock, reduplication, 88.
- Lukens, children’s drawings, 316.
- Mantegazza, love play, 266.
- Marcano, caricature, 227.
- Marshall, art instinct, 345.
- Marty, speech and sympathy, 341.
- Meumann, rhythm, 35.
- Mexico, 208.
- Meyer, E. H., teasing, 230.
- Meyer, R. M., refrain, 35, 127.
- Mill, J., imitative impulse, 285.
- Minor, imitation, 127.
- MÖrike, touch sensations, 13;
- Moll, repetition in hypnosis, 367.
- Moller, on play, 399.
- Monroe, comradeship and sex, 356.
- Morgan, Lloyd, organic selection, 294.
- Munkacsy, collective impulse, 101.
- Nachtigal, plastic production by children, 320.
- Nansen, sight play, 51;
- leaping, 85;
- curiosity, 147.
- Necker de Saussure, destructive impulse, 218;
- social sense in children, 335.
- Niebuhr, ball play, 113.
- Nietzsche, intoxication and art, 24;
- tragedy, 252;
- low ideals, 90.
- Nordenskiold, throwing play, 115.
- Parkinson, swinging, 93;
- throwing play, 107;
- catching, 119;
- wagering, 206.
- Perez, touch sensations,
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