The first Freudians - Ruitenbeek, Hendrik Marinus, 1928- (New York (N.Y.) : Aronson, 1973)
Ferenczi, S. Freud's influence on medicine.--Jones, E. The origin and structure of the superego.--Putnam, J. J. The necessity of metaphysics.--Abraham, K. Shall we have patients write down their dreams?--Brill, A. A. Sexuality and its role in the neuroses.--Sachs, H. The wish to be a man.--Eitingon, M. Remarks on lay analysis.--Hitschmann, E. Telepathy and psychoanalysis.--Federn, P. On dreams of flying.--Freud, A. On the theory of analysis of children.--Hartmann, H. Psychoanalysis and the concept of health.--Bonaparte, M. Some biopsychical aspects of sado-masochism.--Wälder, R. The problem of freedom in psychoanalysis and the problem of reality testing.--Alexander, F. Development of the ego psychology.--Deutsch, H. A discussion of certain forms of resistance.--Klein, M. The early development of conscience in the child.
Published in 1966 under title: Heirs to Freud.
Includes bibliographies.
Keywords: Psychoanalysis -- History; Psychoanalysts