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At the Business Meeting in September 1984, two new full members were elected.
The society continues the training of new candidates. A group of 8 candidates ended their theoretical Seminars this year and a new group of 9 were started.
Meetings have taken place af follows:
Bo Larsson, Sweden, on the 1.10.84 read a paper on The Concept of Symbols in a Historical Perspective.
In November, a candidate, Merethe Katznelson, presented case material, and in December, Michael Enckell, Finland, presented his interpretation of Orson Wells' Citizen Kane–after the film had been shown.
In January 1985, Ellen Jensen from Århus, talked about the biography she has written about Anna O. Bertha Pappenheim. In the following months, we had the pleasure of listening to three candidates presenting themselves to the Society: In February, Ulf Ståhlberg, Sweden, presented a case material. In March, Jørgen Nystrup, Copenhagen, gave a lecture on John E. Gedo's theories, and in May, Pier Bertholani, Sweden, also presented a case for discussion.
Martin Lotz
The activity of the Society has progressed steadily in the form of scientific meetings and in training. Perhaps as a sign of increased activity, we should