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May 30, 1922: The Evolution of a Paranoid Mechanism. By Dr. A. Kardiner.
July 25, 1922: A special meeting was held for the purpose of submitting to the Society a plan for a course of lectures, for physicians only, on the theory and practice of psycho-analysis. It was moved and seconded that the Society authorize giving this course under its auspices, and that as this attempt to present psycho-analysis was in the nature of an experiment, to give the course without any charge to those attending it; a number of the members felt that a charge should be made, but deferred to the wish of the majority. The question of charging a fee will be taken up if the course is to be repeated.
October 31, 1922: The Individual and Society. By Dr. A. A. Brill.
At this meeting final plans were presented on the course of lectures to be given, as follows.
A course of lectures on the Nature and Practice of Psycho-Analysis, given under the auspices of the New York Psycho-Analytical Society.
November 2—9—16: The General Theory of the Neuroses. Dr. A. Polon.
November 23.
December 7—14—21: The Sexual Organization of Man and Perversions. Dr. C. P. Oberndorf.
January 4—11—18: Dreams and their Interpretation. Dr. M. A. Meyer.
January 25: Anxiety Hysteria.