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To review this book for the general psychoanalytic reader is a problem of some difficulty. The book is for the most part a collection of speculative essays on theoretical aspects of telepathy and on the application of the telepathic hypothesis to medical psychology. But the great majority of psychoanalysts are so unfamiliar with the wide range of presumptive telepathic phenomenology and are so far from accepting the validity of the basic hypothesis—neither of which subjects are given too adequate coverage in Ehrenwald's book—that extended critical treatment of the these