PEP | Article - Jessie Marmorstein, M.D., F.A.C.P., Edward Stainbrook, Ph.D., M.D. editors: Psychoanalysis and the Human Situation. New York, Washington, Hollywood: Vantage Press, 1964, 270 pp.

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Abstract

In part, an evaluation of and tribute to Franz Alexander's contribution and its influence. The book begins with personality profiles of Alexander by Martin Grotjahn, Henry W. Brosin and May Romm. They are followed by Alexander's essay on “Psychoanalysis and the Human Condition.” Other papers discuss the relation of social and cultural pressures to emotional problems. Specific therapeutic issues are treated by Edith Weigert, Leon Saul, Hans Strupp and Roy Grinker. There is finally a panel discussion on Psychoanalysis and Medical Education by Edward Stainbrook, E. Pumpian-Mindlin, Louis Jolyn West, Charles W. Tidd, Norman Levy.