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After discussing the inherent difficulties and discouragements of analysis of the psychoses and the more favourable findings of recent work, two cases are described, one in the fifth, the other in the sixth decade, both classified clinically in the manic-depressive group. Emphasis is placed
upon the difficult problem of obtaining a significant transference relationship. The two analyses were therapeutically successful.