The second edition of Hendrick's summary of what is considered to be psychoanalysis, stands out as the most valuable book of its kind. It is divided into four parts: The Facts of Psychoanalysis, The Theories of Psychoanalysis, Therapy by Psychoanalysis, and The Psychoanalytic Movement. It is something of a text book and does not concern itself with technique as such. The new preface indicates that some parts have been re-written and that there are two new chapters, one on the psychological study of organic disease, and one on the extra-medical applications of psychoanalysis. Considering the large, readable print, there is a hugh field covered in a moderately sized volume. A great