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The process of delineating psychoanalysis (proper) from (psychoanalytic) psychotherapy has taken up considerable amounts of energy and ink. Just recently this Journal (Vol. 40 [1], 1992) published three panel reports on the topic. Their basic consensus is that there are two main options to handle the issue. One option votes for the categorical approach; the other makes a plea for a dimensional approach.
Oremland's slim but substantial monograph has been deliberately cast, by its very title, into the midst of this discussion. Its main aim is to provide conceptual and clinical support for a new version of the