American Imago

• Mythic Symbols in Two Precolumbian Myths

  Charles A. Sarnoff

  pp. 3-20

• Patterns in Obedience and Disobedience

  Sandor S. Feldman

  pp. 21-36

• Eros, Play and Death in Plato

  Paul Plass

  pp. 37-55

• Psychical Reality and the Theater of Fact

  Hilda S. Rollman-Branch

  pp. 56-70

• The Personality of Belinda's Baron: Pope's ‘The Rape of the Lock’

  Jeffrey Meyers

  pp. 71-77

• Response to Aesthetic Form: Norman N. Holland: The Dynamics of Literary Response. New York: Oxford University Press, 1968, XVIII + 378 pp.

  Edwin Berry Burgum

  pp. 79-82

• Kafka's Universal Theme: Emrich, Wilhelm: Franz Kafka. A Critical Study of His Writings. Translated by Sheema Zeben Buehne. New York: Frederick Ungar Publishing Co., 1968, VIII + 561 pp.

  Harry Slochower

  pp. 82-83

• Ethno-Psychiatry: Kiev, Ari: Curanderismo: Mexican-American Folk Psychiatry. New York: The Free Press, 1968, 207 pp.

  Jan Ehrenwald

  pp. 84-85

• Creative Expression in Freud's Theory: Havelka, Jaroslav: The Nature of the Creative Process. A Psychological Study. The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff, 1968, XIII + 230 pp.

  Harry Slochower

  pp. 86-87

• The Akedah: Spiegel, Shalom: The Last Trial. New York: Pantheon Press, 1967, 162 pp.

  Howard H. Schlossman

  pp. 87-89

• Psychoanalysis and Social Science: Seeley, John R.: The Americanization of the Unconscious. New York: International Science Press, 1967, viii + 456 pp.

  Donald M. Kaplan

  pp. 89-92

• Brylowski, Walter: Faulkner's Olympian Laugh. Myth in the Novels. Detroit: Wayne State University Press, 1968, 236 pp.

  pp. 93-93

• Becker, Ernest: The Structure of Evil. An Essay on the Unification of the Science of Man. New York: Braziller, 1968. XVIII + 430 pp.

  pp. 94-94

Reviews of Current Books

• The Enigma of Creativity: Meerloo, Joost A.: Creativity and Eternization, Assen, The Netherlands: 1967, Royal VanGorcum Ltd., 1967, 272 pp.

  Julian L. Stamm

  pp. 78-79

Books in Brief

• Wolman, Benjamin B.: The Unconscious Mind. The Meaning of Freudian Psychology. Englcwood Cliffs, N. J.: Prentice-Hall Inc., 1968, X + 244 pp. (Paperback)

  pp. 93-93

• Thomas Mann's Death in Venice

  Harry Slochower

  pp. 99-122

• Death in Venice: The Aesthetic Object as Dream Guide

  Raymond Tarbox

  pp. 123-144

• The Manifest and the Latent Content of Two Paintings by Hieronymus Bosch: A Contribution to the Study of Creativity.1

  Erika Fromm

  pp. 145-166

• Popular Art Styles iu Mariachi Festivals

  Arthur E. Hippler

  pp. 167-181

• Prufrock's Defenses and Our Response

  Leon Waldoff

  pp. 182-193

Reviews of Current Books

• John Rosen: In Fiction, Theory and Practice: Millen Brand: Savage Sleep. New York: Crown Publishers, Inc., 1968, 465 pp. John N. Rosen: Direct Analysis II. New York & London: Grune & Stratton, 1968, 165 pp.

  Revella Levin

  pp. 194-196

• Treason and the Traitor

  Phyllis Greenacre

  pp. 199-232

• The Potential of Psychoanalytic Biography: Zeligs on Chambers and Hiss

  Gustav Bychowski

  pp. 233-241

• Freud's Dreams Revisited

  Leonard Shengold

  pp. 242-250

• Federico Fellini

  David Herman

  pp. 251-268

• Albert Camus: Camus' the Fall: The Icarus Complex

  Michael A. Sperber

  pp. 269-280

• Camus' Stranger: His Act of Violence

  Julian L. Stamm

  pp. 281-290

• Camus' The Stranger: The Silent Society and the Ecstasy of Rage

  Harry Slochower

  pp. 291-294

Reviews of Current Books

• Bernard Meyer on Joseph Conrad: Meyer, Bernard C.: Joseph Conrad, A Psychoanalytic Biography, Princeton, New Jersey: 1967. Princeton University Press viii + 396 pages.

  Ian Story

  pp. 295-299

• The Background of Freud's “Disturbance” on the Acropolis

  Max Schur

  pp. 303-323

• Sigmund and Alexander Freud on the Acropolis

  Mark Kanzer

  pp. 324-354

• Freud's Repressed Feelings about Athena on the Acropolis

  John A. Abbott

  pp. 355-362

• The Problems of Depersonalization in Freud's “Disturbance of Memory on the Acropolis”

  Julian L. Stamm

  pp. 364-371

• Freud's “Déjà Vu” on the Acropolis

  William G. Niederland

  pp. 373-378

• Moses in Midian: The Burning Bush

  Dorothy F. Zeligs

  pp. 379-400