Issue 127 articlesFront Matterp. 1John RickmanForward to Selected Contributions to Psycho-Analysisp. 9Sylvia M. PayneAn Unanalysed Case: Anal Erotism, Occupation and Illness1 (1921)p. 19John RickmanA Psychological Factor in the Aetiology of Desscensus Uteri, Laceration of the Perineum and Vaginismus (1926)p. 22John RickmanDiscussion on Lay-Analysis (1927)p. 26John RickmanOn Some Of The Standpoints Of Freud And Jung (1928)p. 32John RickmanOn Quotations (1929)p. 37John RickmanThe Psychology Of Crime (1932)p. 45John RickmanOn ‘Unbearable’ Ideas And Impulses (1937)p. 52John RickmanSigmund Freud: A Personal Impression1 (1939)p. 59John RickmanThe General Practitioner And Psycho-Analysis (1939)p. 61John RickmanOn The Nature Of Ugliness And The Creative Impulse (Marginalia Psychoanalytica. II) (1940)p. 68John RickmanA Case of Hysteria—Theory and Practice in the Two Wars(1941)p. 90John RickmanSigmund Freud 1856-1939: An Appreciation1 (1941)p. 95John RickmanPsychology in Medical Education (1947)p. 105John RickmanThe Application of Psycho-Analytical Principles to Hospital in-Patients (1948)p. 115John RickmanGuilt and the Dynamics of Psychological Disorder in the Individual (1948)p. 119John RickmanOn the Criteria for the Termination of an Analysis (1950)p. 127John RickmanThe RôLe and Future of Psycho-Therapy Within Psychiatry (1950)p. 131John RickmanThe Development of Psychological Medicine (1950)p. 144John RickmanThe Factor of Number in Individual and Group Dynamics (1950)p. 165John RickmanReflections on the Function and Organization of a Psycho-Analytical Society (1951)p. 170John RickmanMethodology and Research in Psycho-Pathology(1951)p. 207John RickmanNumber and the Human Sciences (1951)p. 218John RickmanA Survey: The Development of the Psychoanalytical Theory of the Psychoses1. 1894-1926 (1926-1927)p. 224John RickmanNeed for Belief in God(1938)p. 384John RickmanList of Publications by John Rickmanp. 391W. Clifford M. Scott