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Five years after the first volume of the Minutes was published (1962) the second volume appeared and is equally as fascinating as the first one. It can only be hoped that the reader will not have to wait another period of five years to see the last, third, volume which will bring a complete index.
The volume contains the minutes of the meetings of the Vienna Psychoanalytic Society in the years 1908, 1909 and 1910, from the fifty-fourth scientific meeting to the hundred-and-twelfth.
All the minutes were taken by Otto Rank's hand and some facsimile reproductions show his careful, methodical, continuing attention and care. Due to his precision and alertness, his awareness of the historical moment, we can now study Freud at that time and his interaction with the group of friends and students.
Where else but in this book do we have a chance to listen when Freud—off the cuff but still into the record—volunteered to speak about