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EDITH WEIGERT, M.D.
Training Analyst in the Washington Psychoanalytic Institute and former Chairman of the Education Committee, and Director of this Institute. At present, Dr. Weigert is in private practice and Faculty Chairman of the Washington School of Psychiatry. One of her papers, “Narcissism: Benign and Malignant Forms” , deals with issues related to those discussed in Dr. Bychowski's paper.
LAJOS SZÉKELY, PH.D.
Dr. Székely is Vice-President of the Swedish Psycho-Analytical Society, and Training Analyst at the Swedish Psycho-Analytical Institute. He dealt with various aspects of the representational world in his contribution to the Symposium: “The Psychoanalytic Study of Thinking: Meaning, Meaning Schemata and Body Schemata of Thought” at the 22nd International Psycho-Analytical Congress and in his 1967 paper, “The Creative Pause.” This paper attempts, with the tools of “classical” psychoanalysis, to investigate that particular area of psychic activity before which Freud maintained that psychoanalysis must lay down its arms.
LEWIS L. ROBBINS, M.D.
Dr. Robbins is Medical Director of Hillside Hospital, Glen Oaks, New York. For the past three decades he has been concerned primarily with the applications of psychoanalysis in the treatment of hospitalized patients, and has
published a number of papers dealing with character disorders, the borderline states, and hospital treatment.
EDWARD D. HOEDEMAKER, M.D.†
Dr. Hoedemaker was Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Washington and in private psychoanalytic practice in Seattle. His particular interests were psychoses and the intensive therapy of severe character disorders, about which he had published several papers.