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Aside from a very extensive review of the progress of the psychoanalytic movement between the years 1909 and 1913 covering some one hundred and fifty pages and which does not, of course, lend itself to further review, the 1914 Jahrbuch contains the following original contributions:
Freud: Zur Einführung des Narzissmus.
Abraham: Über Einschränkungen und Umwandlungen der Schaulust bei den Psychoneurotiker nebst Bemerkungen Über analoge Erscheinungen in der Völkerpsychologie.
Federn: Über zwei typische Traumsensationen.
Jones: Die Empfangnis der Jungfrau Maria durch das Ohr.
To these may be added a very illuminating contribution by Freud—illuminating in setting forth in no uncertain terms Freud's personal attitude towards the schism which has taken place in the psychoanalytic movement in the past two years or so.
We are told on the title page that this “Jahrbuch der Psychoanalyse” is the continuation of the “Jahrbuch für Psychoanalytische und Psychopathologische Forschungen”—and whereas this latter publication was largely under the direction of Jung, the present Jahrbuch is under the direction of Abraham and Hitschmann.
Freud. The Introduction of the Concept of Narcissism into Psychopathology.—The term “narcissism” as originally used by Näcke was intended to symbolize that form of behavior in which an individual treats