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April 4, 1928. Dr. Theodor Reik: The psycho-analysis of fright. A dream of the compulsion to confess. (To be published in book-form by the Internationaler Psycho-Analytischer Verlag.)
April 18, 1928. Dr. Wilhelm Reich: Problems of analytic technique.
May 2, 1928. Dr. H. Nunberg: The theory of psycho-analytic therapy.
May 16, 1928. Short communications and reports:
1Frl. Anna Freud: Report of a discussion held in Berlin on the psycho-analytical training of teachers. (Dr. S. Bernfeld reported jointly with Anna Freud.)
Bernfeld sketched the relations between education and psycho-analysis, shewing how the former depends on sociological factors and not on psychological ones, and suggesting the part which psycho-analysis might assume in education in a socialistic society. Anna Freud described how the teacher's own analysis would train his mind and alter the lines of his work in an analogous way to that in which change takes place in a patient who goes through an analysis. She drew a picture of a future 'analytical pedogagy' in accordance with the views advocated in The Future of an Illusion.
The discussion which followed at the meeting of the Berlin Society shewed that there were wide differences of opinion amongst the members on this topic.
2Dr. Federn: The aim of psycho-analytical education.