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Abraham, Karl. Contribution to the Theory of the Anal Character.
Klein, Melanie. The Development of a Child.
Shorter Articles: Ferenczi, S., Social Considerations in Some Analyses; Abraham, K., An Octogenarian's Blunder; Frink, H. W., Minor Contributions; Ossipow, N., Psychoanalysis and Superstition; Meyer, M. A., Significance of Alteration of Name.
Abstracts; Book Reviews; Bulletin of International Society.
1. Abraham, K. Anal Character.—The deep foundations upon which human character is built is no more strikingly shown than in Freud's original study on Anal Erotism and Character, published in 1908. Since this short inductive presentation, scattered fragments bearing upon which have been distributed in folklore and literature for centuries, Sadger, Ferenczi and Jones, and others have extended the observations. Freud's formulation of the pregenital libido organizations in 1913 put this material