Psychoanalysis and culture. Essays in honor of Géza Róheim

Wilbur and Muensterberger: Introduction
Lorand: Foreword
I Culture and personality
Hartmann, Kris and Loewenstein: Some Psychoanalytic Comments on "Culture and Personality"
Spitz: Environment versus Race: Environment as an Etiological factor in Psychiatric Disturbances in Infancy
Menninger: Totemic Aspects of Contemporary Attitudes Towards Animals
R. and C. Berndt: The Concept of Abnormality in an Australian Aboriginal Society
Devereux: The Primal Scene and Juvenile Heterosexuality in Mohave Society
Dyk: Notes and Illustrations of Navaho Sex Behavior
Kluckhohn and Morgan: Some Notes on Navaho Dreams
Goldfrank: "Old Man" and the Father Image in Blood (Blackfoot) Society
II Sociology
Bonaparte: Some Psychoanalytic and Anthropological Insights Applied to Sociology
Rickman: Number and the Human Sciences
La Barre: Family and Symbol
Axelrad and Maury: Identification as a Mechanism of Adaptation
Waelder: Authoritarianism and Totalitarianism: Psychological Comments on a Problem of Power
Flugel: Tolerance
Eissler: Malingering
Balint: On Punishing Offenders
Money-Kyrle: Some Aspects of State and Character in Germany
III Epistemology
Wilbur: A Psychoanalist's Ruminations on an Epistemological Problem
Bergler: The Mirror of Self-Knowledge
IV Mythology
Campbell: Bios and Mythos: Prolegomena to a science of Mythology
Zeckel: The Totemistic Significance of the Unicorn
V Linguistics
Bunker and Lewin: A Psychoanalytic Notation on the Root GN, KN, CN
VI Art and Literature
Muensterberger: Roots of Primitive Art
Bychowski: From Catharsis to Work of Art: The Making of an Artist
Grotjahn: About the Representation of Death in the Art of Antiquity and in the Unconscious of Modern Men
Kanzer: The Self-Analytic Literature of Robert Louis Stevenson
Pederson-Krag: "O Poesy! For Thee I Hold My Pen"