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The twenty-one papers in the second volume of this new annual continue with the generally high quality of those in the first. Volume II, as was Volume I, is a must for all those dealing with problems of psycho-pathology in childhood. The contributions cover a wide range of interests and are presented in five sections: Problems of Child Development, Clinical Problems, Guidance Work, Problems of Education and Sociology, History of Child Psychiatry.
In the first paper of the volume, “Comments on the Formation of Psychic Structure,” Hartmann, Kris, and Lœwentstein give the set of a