Laurence Sterne and His Novels Studied in the Light of Modern Psychology

¹ ibid animal become behaviour Bramine called chapter character conscious courtship Coxwould D. H. Lawrence daughter dear delight desire Elinor Glyn English especially examples fact fancy father fear feelings female fickle following extract garnering instinct Garrick give Givendale gregarious instinct Hall-Stevenson happiness heart Heaven holy kiss honour human imagination impulse instance Jackie Journal to Eliza kind lady Laurence Sterne Leslie Stephen letter live Lord Lydia McDougall means Melville Melville II mental miseries mother nature never novels observe organised Outline passage perverse phallic symbols pleasure readers seems self-assertive instinct Sentimental Journey sermons sex instinct sexual Sichel Social Psychology sorrow soul speaks Sterne's mind sub-conscious sweet sympathy tell temper tender thee things thou thought told Tristram Shandy uncle Toby Unconscious wife William Combe wish woman words writes wrote Yorick