Issue 121 articlesIn Memoriam: Karen Horney, M.D. 1885-1952p. 5Norman KelmanTributesp. 8Memorial Meeting for Karen Horney: Introductory Remarksp. 11Emil A. GutheilObituaryp. 13In Memoriam: Muriel Ivimey, M.D. 1888-1953p. 14Bella S. van BarkKaren Horney: A Bibliographyp. 15Karen Horney: A Pioneer in the Science of Human Relationsp. 19D. Ewen CameronThe Scope of Motivation in Psychopathology and Psychotherapyp. 30John C. WhitehornThe Image of Man in Psychotherapyp. 40Ernst KretschmerMechanistic and Holistic Thinking in Modern Medicinep. 48Medard BossKaren Horney: Her Early Papersp. 55Frederick A. WeissThe Use of the Analytic Couchp. 65Harold KelmanOn Daydreamsp. 83Paul LussheimerNostalgiap. 93Alexander R. MartinGoals of Analytic Therapy: A Personal Viewpointp. 105Norman KelmanOveremphasis on “Love and Sex”: A Character Studyp. 115Wanda WilligBook ReviewsExistential Psychoanalysis. By Jean Paul, Sartre Trans. by Hazel Barnet, Univ. of Colorado. Philosophical Library, New York, 1953 275 pp. $4.75.p. 123Jack L. RubinsThe Courage to be. By Paul Tillich Yale University Press, 1952 197 pp. $3.p. 127Helen BoigonClient-Centered Therapy. By Carl R. Rogers P.H.D Houghton Mifflin Co., 1951 560 pp. $4.p. 129Sidney RoseDrives, Affects, Behavior. Contributions to the Theory and Practice of Psychoanalysis and Its Application. By Rudolph M. Loewenstein M. D. International Universities Press. Inc.,1953 399 pp. 17-50.p. 131Robert L. SharoffScientific Meetingsp. 133