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As mentioned in Volume I of this Review, the Danish Psychoanalytic Society has recently experienced a revitalization. Resulting from the resumption of a systematized training program two new members were accepted at the business meeting in November 1978, as well as one other member, who had received part of her training in the Danish Society. Thus the Danish Society now registers 19 full members. The number of extraordinary members is still 4. The group of candidates (at different levels of training) is totalling 15, the main part of these, however, is living in the Southern part of Sweden. The Danish Psychoanalytic Society has thus grown to around fifty persons – hereby including a few non-analytically trained persons with a particular interest in psychoanalysis.
The board has continued to place the main stress of the meeting-program on foreign lecturers, but as can be seen from below also members of the Society itself has contributed with papers.
In February 1977 professor Hector Warnes, Ottawa, read two papers on “Psychoanalytic Dream Theory in the Light of recent Research”. In March 1977 a discussion was held with the topic of narcissism. A young psychologist