THE PROBLEM
OF
LAY-ANALYSES

By SIGMUND FREUD

Introduction by DR. S. FERENCZI

This new volume of Dr. Freud’s on the problem of
lay-analysis gives much more than the title promises
for the “father of psychoanalysis” has the striking gift
of making himself understood to the laity in a manner
seldom found by those specializing in the intricacies of
science.

An informative part of this volume contains Freud’s
own story of his life and his science, written with an
amazing candor that is ruthless towards himself.

If anyone asked me today what book I should
recommend for the easy understanding of the very
essence of psychoanalysis, I would not hesitate to
offer this book.—DR. S. FERENCZI.

Publishers BRENTANO’S New York