Obstinacy, H. von Hattingberg. (Vol. II, No. 4.) (465.) On the Psychological Foundation of Freudism, L. V. Karpinska; The Activity of Unconscious Death Wishes—A Contribution to the Understanding of the Tic, T. Sadger. (Vol. II, No. 5.) (469.) Transformations of the Affect-life, M. Weissfeld; Right and Left in Delusions, A. Stärcke; The Spontaneous Recovery of a Catatonic, K. Landauer. (Vol. II, No. 6.) (—.) Further Remarks on the Technique of Psychoanalysis, S. Freud; The “Pleasant-Unpleasant” Principle and the “Reality” Principle, P. Federn; The Origin of the Interest in Money, S. Ferenczi. =Imago.= (Vol. II, No. 1.) (336.) Some Similarities in the Mental Life of Primitive and Neurotic People, (III) Animism, Magic and the Omnipotence of Thought, S. Freud; The Titan Motive in General Mythology, Presentation and Analysis, E. F. Lorenz; Carl Spitteler, H. Sachs; The True Nature of the Child Psyche. Edited by H. v. Hug-Hellmuth. I. Earliest Infantile Memories. H. v. Hug-Hellmuth. II. “From the Soul of a Child.” Theodor Reik. III. Leo N. Tolstoi, Childhood. Autobiographic Novel, E. F. Lorenz. MISCELLANEOUS ABSTRACTS Incest in Mormonism, T. Schroeder (223); Proxies in Mormon Polygamy, T. Schroeder (223); Der Sexuelle Anteil an der Theologie der Mormomen, T. Schroeder (223); Zur Bestimmung des psychoanalytischen Widerstandes, J. B. Lang (230); Eine Hypothese zur Psychologischen Bedeutung der Verfolgungsidee, J. B. Lang (231); Paranoide Psychosen im höheren Lebensalter, Seelert (232). SOCIETY PROCEEDINGS THE AMERICAN PSYCHOANALYTIC SOCIETY 455 Individuality and Introversion, W. A. White; Permutations within the Sphere of Consciousness or the Factor of Repression and its Influence upon Education, T. Burrow; The Embryology of Dreams, J. T. MacCurdy; The Social and Sexual Behavior of Infra-Human Primates, E. J. Kempf; Concerning Freud’s Principle of Reality, L. E. Emerson; Is Dementia Præcox Properly Described as an Infantile Mode of Reaction?, H. D. Singer; Notes on Psychoanalytic Technic, G. L. Taneyhill; An Analysis of an Obsessive Doubt with a Paranoid Trend, R. W. Reed; On the Place of Sublimation in a Psychoanalytic Treatment, J. J. Putnam. BOOK REVIEWS The Criminal Imbecile, An Analysis of Three Remarkable Murder Cases, by Henry Herbert Goddard (115); Human Motives, by James Jackson Putnam (116); The Brain in Health and Disease, by Joseph Shaw Bolton (116); Text-Book of Nervous Diseases, by Curschmann and others (118); The New Philosophy of Henri Bergson, by Edouard LeRoy (119); Bodily Changes in Pain, Hunger, Fear, and Rage, by Walter B. Cannon (233); Goethe, with Special Consideration of His Philosophy, by Paul Carus (234); Letters of Fyodor Michailovitch Dostoevsky to his Family and Friends—Tr. by Ethel Colburn Mayne (236); The Meaning of Dreams, by Isador H.