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Open Letter. Ferenczi, S.
Editorial.
Obituary. Putnam, J. J.
One of the Difficulties of Psychoanalysis. Freud, S.
On the Character and Married Life of Henry VIII. Flügel, J. C.
Freud's Psychology. Bryan, D.
Review of Recent Psychoanalytic Literature in English. Read, C. S.
2. Open Letter and Editorial.—In these two short communications the purposes of the founders of this new magazine to be devoted to psychoanalysis are set forth: The Journal is directed by Freud, edited by Ernest Jones of London, is to be published quarterly, subscription price $6 per volume at 45 New Cavendish St., London, W. 1, England. It is in strict alliance with the Internationale Zeitschrift für arztliche Psychoanalyse, which can no longer fulfil its function as an international organ in the sense primarily organized, hence the new journal will contain the proceedings of the various branches of the society as well as publishing original matter from various sources. Its editorial program announces that it will devote itself to psychoanalysis and kindred subjects. It will contain clinical articles and related psychoanalytic studies in literature, education, mythology, philology, anthropolgy, and so on.