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January 2, 1924. Short communications:
a.Dr. J. Rickman: A point in the technique of dream-interpretation.
b.Dr. J. Glover: Notes of a case in which a patient produced a wealth of hallucinatory material, which proved to be a form of resistance.
c.Miss Low: A point in psycho-analytic technique.
January 16, 1924. Dr. Sylvia Payne: The origin and manifestations of guilt in the mind, with illustrative material.
(1) Guilt consciousness as characteristic of man as a gregarious animal. (2) The origin of guilt depends on the taboo of incest and parricide. (3) The function of guilt and the development of the ego-ideal in education. (4) Potency of unconscious guilt in the psychology of the criminal and psychopath. (5) Illustrative clinical material.
Miss Sharpe read notes of two dreams illustrating birth as the primal castration in support of certain points in Dr. Payne's paper.
February 6, 1924. Dr. M. D. Eder: Types of onanism.
Dr. Eder first discussed what is to be understood by onanism, and then dealt with its various types. He also alluded to the sense of guilt in relation to onanism, and raised several points for discussion.