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April 4, 1923. Dr. Adolph F. Meijer. A further contribution to the subject of homosexuality.
The writer contrasts with other conceptions of this subject the psycho-analytical standpoint, namely, the origin of homosexuality in the development of the individual. Rank's exposition is considered and the idea is advocated that the differences between perversion and neurosis are based rather on the nature of the repressed wishes than on any essential difference between the two conditions. Stress is laid on regarding homosexuality invariably as a neurotic symptom.
June 16, 1923. Dr. F. P. Muller. Analysis of an anxiety-neurosis. A detailed account was given. Discussion was postponed.
June 28, 1923. Dr. J. Varendonck (Ghent) was elected a member of the Society and delivered a paper on Aesthetic Symbolism. His dissertation was wholly in accordance with the spirit of psycho-analysis, and the theories propounded were for the most part psycho-analytical in content.
No meetings of the Society were held.