HOLLANDER, BERNARD , British phy sician and writer on medical subjects, was born in Vienna in 1864. He came to London in 1883, and was naturalized in 1899. He published in 1899 the results of his first investigation into the localization in the brain of the fundamental psychical functions. He has written many papers for various learned societies, and is well known for his studies of abnormal mental conditions and as an exponent of psychotherapy.
His many publications include The Mental Functions of the Brain (1902) ; Scientific Phrenology (1902) ; Psychotherapeutics of Insanity (1908) ; The Unknown Life and Works of Dr. Francis Joseph Gall (1909) ; The Insanity of Genius (1913); In Search of the Soul and the Mechanism of Human Thought, Emotion, and Conduct (192o) ; Psychology of Misconduct, Vice and Crime (1922).