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This is the fifth of a series of Special Issues of this Review—and the now incorporated Psychoanalysis—prepared and edited by the undersigned since the year marking the centenary of Freud's birth—1956. The main themes and authors appearing in these installments are noted below for the benefit of those who may wish to follow the routes he has taken in coming to the present turn:
Psychoanalysis and the Social-Cultural Sciences: Contemporary constitutes a double number—Vols. 4, No. 4 and 5, No. 1 of—Psychoanalysis for Winter and Spring 1957, and includes the following authors and articles:
G. S. VIERECK: An Interview with Freud.
S. FREUD: An Unpublished Letter on Parapsychology
F. J. BEHARRIELL: Freud's Debts to Literature
W. H. DESMONDE: G. H. Mead and Freud: American Social Psychology and Psychoanalysis
W. A. WEISSKOPF: The “Socialization” of Psychoanalysis in Contemporary America
G. BYCHOWSKI: Art, Magic and the Creative Ego
R. LINDNER: Psychoanalysis in 2001 A.D.
T. REIK: A Declaration of Intellectual Independence