ADRIAN C. MOULYN, a retired psychiatrist, and a life member of the AMA and the American Psychiatric Association, is a member of the emeritus staff of Stamford Hospital, Stamford, Connecticut. He has published original work in the fields of psychiatry, psychology, and the philosophy of science. Dr. Moulyn is the author of Structure, Function, and Purpose and The Meaning of Suffering (Greenwood Press, 1982).

• Introduction Time, Space, and Movement Causality and Purposiveness Compartmentalization and Interpenetration The Mental Triad and the Precious Present Extrospection, Introspection, and Intra-audition Two Schemas Mentation, Memory, Emotionality The Body, Evolution, Animism Mind and Body, Unity, Holism Self, Ego, Individual, Soul Ascending, Transcending, Descending Conclusion Selected Bibliography Indexes

ADRIAN C. MOULYN, a retired psychiatrist, and a life member of the AMA and the American Psychiatric Association, is a member of the emeritus staff of Stamford Hospital, Stamford, Connecticut. He has published original work in the fields of psychiatry, psychology, and the philosophy of science. Dr. Moulyn is the author of Structure, Function, and Purpose and The Meaning of Suffering (Greenwood Press, 1982).

• Introduction Time, Space, and Movement Causality and Purposiveness Compartmentalization and Interpenetration The Mental Triad and the Precious Present Extrospection, Introspection, and Intra-audition Two Schemas Mentation, Memory, Emotionality The Body, Evolution, Animism Mind and Body, Unity, Holism Self, Ego, Individual, Soul Ascending, Transcending, Descending Conclusion Selected Bibliography Indexes

ADRIAN C. MOULYN, a retired psychiatrist, and a life member of the AMA and the American Psychiatric Association, is a member of the emeritus staff of Stamford Hospital, Stamford, Connecticut. He has published original work in the fields of psychiatry, psychology, and the philosophy of science. Dr. Moulyn is the author of Structure, Function, and Purpose and The Meaning of Suffering (Greenwood Press, 1982).

• Introduction Time, Space, and Movement Causality and Purposiveness Compartmentalization and Interpenetration The Mental Triad and the Precious Present Extrospection, Introspection, and Intra-audition Two Schemas Mentation, Memory, Emotionality The Body, Evolution, Animism Mind and Body, Unity, Holism Self, Ego, Individual, Soul Ascending, Transcending, Descending Conclusion Selected Bibliography Indexes