The author summarizes the papers of Drs. Gitelson, Alexander, and Zilboorg: Gitelson, the theoretician, has placed his faith in the theory and method of classical analysis; Alexander, the humanist, has expressed the social mission of psychoanalysis in opposing crisis and chaos; Zilboorg, the philosopher, is convinced that psychoanalysis must meet the challenge of philosophical and religious questions that are on the borderline of psychoanalysis.

Psychoanalysis has been hindered from wholesome and effective development by its isolation from medical schools and clinics. Also, some aspects of psychoanalysis constrict its effectiveness and isolate it from scholars and scientists. The limitations of analysis and the results of analytic therapy call for careful, elaborate research by psychotherapists, classicla analysts, those practicing modified