(PDF) International Journal of Sex-Economy and Orgone-Research Volume 1, Numbers 1-3 (1942)

Description Volume 1 – Number 1 – March 1942 “About the History and the Activities of Our Institute” by Wilhelm Reich, M.D. “A Talk With a Sensible Mother” by Ernst Walter, M.D. First published as “Gesprach Mit Einer Venunftigen Mutter” in Zeitschr f. Polit. Psychologie und Sexualokonomie. 3, 1936. “Sex-Economic ‘Upbringing'” by Paul Martin, M.D.* * With editor’s note: “This is a pseudonym. Present conditions force us, unfortunately, to withhold the names of our European co-workers.” “The Sex-Economic Concept of Psychosomatic Identity and Antithesis” by Theodore Wolfe, M.D. “The Orgasm Reflex: A Case History” by Wilhelm Reich, M.D. “Vegetotherapy” by Walter Frank, M.D* * With editor’s note: “This is a pseudonym. Present conditions force us, unfortunately, to withhold the names of our European co-workers.” REVIEWS The cardiovascular system in puberty (Paul Martin, M.D.) Anxiety and sexual organs (Paul Martin, M.D.) Experimental confirmation of respiratory inhibition (Paul Martin, M.D) Sexology (Theodore Wolfe, M.D.) “Character-analysis” (Theodore Wolfe, M.D.) EDITORIALS Sex-Economy and medicine Ill-advised surgical procedure The “dangers” of sexual intercourse Volume 1 – Number 2 – July 1942 “Biophysical Functionalism and Mechanistic Natural Science” by Wilhelm Reich, M.D. With editor’s note about Reich’s arrest by the FBI on December 12, 1941, and his subsequent detention at Ellis Island. “The Discovery of the Orgone: Experimental Investigation of Biological Energy” by Wilhelm Reich, M.D. “The Carcinomatous Shrinking Biopathy” by Wilhelm Reich, M.D. “Shock Therapy as a Subjective Experience” by Mary Robert, M.D*. * With editor’s note: “This is a pseudonym. Present conditions force us, unfortunately, to withhold the names of our European co-workers.” “The Treatment of a Depression” by Carl Arnold, Ph.D.* * With editor’s note: “This is a pseudonym. Present conditions force us, unfortunately, to withhold the names of our European co-workers.” “A Note on ‘Integration’ in Science” by Theodore Wolfe, M.D. “IN MEMORIAM: Bronislaw Malinowski 1884-1942” by Wilhelm Reich, M.D. EDITORIALS Sex-Economy and Everyday Life Character Armor in Everyday Life Mechanistic Medicine and National Health Physiological Anchoring of Psychic Conflicts Present-Day Situation and Infantile Historical Background An Infantile Fear as Expressed as a Specific Inhibition of the Orgasm Reflex Excerpts from A.S. Neill’s THE PROBLEM TEACHER REVIEWS Psychoanalysis and Orgastic Potency (Theodore Wolfe, M.D.) General Semantics: The Mysticism of Words (Theodore Wolfe, M.D.) CORRESPONDENCE Letter from a Mother Volume 1 – Number 3 – November 1942 “The Natural Organization of Protozoa from Orgone Energy Vesicles: Experimental Groundwork for an Understanding of Cancer Biopathy” by Wilhelm Reich, M.D. “The Dangers of Freedom” by Paul Martin, M.D.* * With editor’s note: “This is a pseudonym. Present conditions force us, unfortunately, to withhold the names of our European co-workers.” “The Place of Literature in the Cultural Struggle” by Stefan Hirning* * With editor’s note: “This is a pseudonym. Present conditions force us, unfortunately, to withhold the names of our European co-workers.” “Character and Society” by Wilhelm Reich, M.D. An address before the Norwegian Student Organization in Oslo, April 18, 1936. First published in Zeitschr. f. Polit. Psychol. u. Sexual-okonomie, 3, 1936. “A Sex-Economic Note on Academic Sexology” by Theodore Wolfe, M.D. “The Fascist Newspaper Campaign in Norway” by Gunnar Leistikow CORRESPONDENCE On the Psychology of Adolescence The Old Question of Magnification Over 2000X Disastrous Fads in Infant Upbringing Realization of Change NOTES On the Technique of Irrationalism in Social Life [commentary on a police investigation of Reich in May 1942] Excerpts from A.S. Neill’s THE PROBLEM TEACHER