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This book is divided into seven sections and consists of twenty-one articles. Only brief comments on a few of the papers can be included here, but all of them are deserving of attention.
Section I, entitled "Theoretical Studies," includes two papers of particular merit. In the first, "Perception, Consciousness, and Freud's Project," Michael Franz Basch states his purpose succinctly: "The present study is not an attempt to give an overview of the meaning the 'Project' has for psychoanalysis today. My intention is to clarify