Issue 121 articlesBasic Anxietyp. 3Muriel IvimeyThe Traumatic Syndromep. 12Harold KelmanPsychiatry and Applied Anthropology in Psychological Warfare against Japanp. 20Alexander H. Leighton & Morris Edward OplerPsychoanalysis and Educationp. 28Marie RaseyNeurotic Conflict and Physical Symptomsp. 35Frederick A. WeissBook ReviewsPsychoanalytic Therapy: Principles and Application. By Franz Alexander, Thomas Morton French, and associates. 353 pp. 1946. The Ronald Press Co. $5.p. 44Valer BarbuThe Psychological Frontiers of Society. By Abram Kardiner with the collaboration of Ralph Linton, Cora Du Bois, and James West. 475 pages. 1945. Columbia University Pressp. 45Sara BreitbartAre You Considering Psychoanalysis? By Valer Barbu, Karen Horney, Muriel Ivimey, Harold Kelman, Elizabeth Kilpatrick, Alexander R. Martin. Edited by Karen Horney. 262 pp. 1946. W. W. Norton & Co. $3.p. 48Bella S. Van BarkHuman Nature: The Marxian View. By Vernon Venable. 213 pp. 1945. Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. $3.p. 49I. PortnoyPeace of Mind. Joshua Loth Liebman. 203 pp. 1946. Simon & Schuster. $2.50p. 51Herbert HoltShock Treatments and other Somatic Procedures in Psychiatry. By Lothar B. Kalinowsky and Paul H. Hoch. Foreword by Nolan D. C. Lewis. 294 pp. 1946. Grune & Stratton. $4.50Notes and CommentsThe Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis: President's Report—1945-1946p. 55Alexander R. MartinScientific Meetingsp. 56The American Institute for Psychoanalysisp. 58The Auxiliary Council to the Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysisp. 61Psychoanalysis and the News Worldp. 62Frances GuntherThe Association—Past, Present, and Futurep. 63Harold KelmanPsychoanalysis and Politicsp. 64Harold D. Lasswell