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In his foreword to Freud's Models of the Mind, Robert S. Wallerstein rightly observes that analytic theory is difficult to teach. This intelligent volume attempts to lessen that difficulty by making the theoretical bases of psychoanalysis as Freud developed them more adequately comprehensible.
The book represents an ambitious attempt at education, infused with the authors' belief that a return to the roots of analytic theory is essential to an understanding of post-Freudian formulations. I believe it has admirably accomplished its goal of summarizing, organizing, and