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Among the newer psychoanalytic publications this little monograph appears bearing urgent suggestions for coöperative endeavor in psychoanalytic practice and application in several fields. The author intellectually discusses the relationship between science, intelligence and religion and describes the developmental history of various conceptions of the libido (sexual and non-sexual) of infantile sexuality, of autoeroticism, ego libido and object relationships, the edipus complex and of childhood renunciations.
In a special section he deals with the psychoanalytic process as such, and treats of its several principles, among which are regression, fixations in various phases of development, objectivity, the import of traumata and the mechanism of transference. Here the psychoanalytic process is discussed