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October 6, 1923. Dr. F. P. Muller: Continuation of the analysis of an anxiety-neurosis. (Out of consideration for the patient no report is published.)
November 10, 1923. Dr. A. J. Westerman-Holstijn: (1) Short analysis of a male hysteric. Treatment by electricity, etc., had only made the patient's nervous disturbances worse. At the end of three months of analysis he was cured. (2) Some notes on the painter Vincent van Gogh. A story of the life-history of this famous painter, taken in connection with his works, seems to show that he suffered from schizophrenia. It is nevertheless very remarkable that for a long time he made efforts to keep in touch with his fellow-men, and when his last efforts failed, he committed suicide.
December 15, 1923.
a.Dr. J. H. W. van Ophuijsen: The practice of psycho-analysis. This paper was recently delivered in Paris at a meeting of the members of the Faculté de Médecine. Certain fundamental principles of psycho-analytic technique are illustrated by examples.
b.Dr. Adolf F. Meijer: Auto-suggestion. In connection with a