This is volume 11 of the publications of the International Psycho-analytic Library and contains some 450 pages of contributions to the theory and technic of psychoanalysis by Fereneczi, covering the period from 1908 to 1925.

Doctor Ferenczi has been actively associated with the psychoanalytic movement since its inception, has been a frequent contributor to the

literature and his writings have had the great merit of unusual clarity. He has done much to make the psychoanalytic conceptions understandable aside from making notable contributions on his own account. Among these is his admirable paper on “Psychoanalytic Observations on Tic,” two papers on “Active Technique,” and the paper on “Suggestion and Psychoanalysis.”

The papers are admirably translated, quite up to the standard in this very excellent series, and the book as a whole forms a valuable addition to the Psychoanalytic library.

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