Intro -- Cover -- Title Page -- Contents -- Editor's Foreword -- I. Factors Leading to Patient's Change in Analytic Treatment -- 1. Curing Factors According to Sigmund Freud and My Critique -- 2. Benign and Malignant Neuroses--with a Case History of Benign Neurosis -- 3. Constitutional and Other Factors for Cure -- II. Therapeutic Aspects of Psychoanalysis -- 4. What is Psychoanalysis? -- The Aim of Psychoanalysis -- Sigmund Freud's Therapeutic Aim and My Critique on It -- Freud's Concept of the Child and My Critique on It -- The Relevance of Childhood Experiences for the Therapeutic Practice -- Therapeutic Practice and the Relevance of Psychoanalysis -- Harry Stuck Sullivan's Contribution to the Psychoanalytic Concept of Man -- Diseases of Our Time as Challenge to Psychoanalysis -- 5. Preconditions for Therapeutic Cure -- The Ability for Psychic Growth -- The Individual's Responsibility for Psychic Growth -- The Ability to Experience Reality by Oneself -- The Molding Impact of Society and Culture -- The Dynamics of Psychic Development and Man's Freedom -- 6. Factors Leading to Therapeutic Effect -- 7. About the Therapeutic Relationship -- The Relation between Analyst and Analysand -- Preconditions of the Psychoanalyst -- Dealing with The Patient -- 8. Functions and Methods of the Psychoanalytic Process -- Mobilizing Unconscious Energies and Showing Alternatives -- Sublimation, Satisfaction or Renunciation of Sexual Strivings -- About the Recognition of Resistance -- Transference, Counter-Transference and the Real Relation -- Remarks on Working with Dreams -- 9. Christiane: A Case History with Remarks on Therapeutic Method and on Understanding Dreams -- The First Three Sessions and the First Dream -- The Second Month of Therapy and the Second Dream -- The Following Months and the Third Dream.

The Forth Dream and Some General Consideration about This Therapy -- 10. Specified Methods to Cure Modern Character Neuroses -- Changing One's Own Action -- Developing Interest in the World -- Learning to Think Critically -- To Know Oneself and to Get Aware of One's Unconscious -- Becoming Aware of One's Body -- To Concentrate and Meditate -- To Discover One's Own Narcissism -- Analyzing Oneself -- 11. Psychoanalytic "Technique"--or, the Art of Listening -- Bibliography -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- W -- A Biography of Erich Fromm -- Copyright.