CONTRIBUTORS TO THIS ISSUE

E. James Lieberman is a psychiatrist and is tlie author
of the forthcoming biography, Acts of Will: The Life
and Worii of Otto Rank.

Gretl Wolfel Cox is a librarian at the National Gal¬
lery of Art, Washington, D.C.

Kenneth A. Lohf is Columbia's Librarian for Rare
Books and iVtanuscripts.

Esther IVIenaker is a psychologist and psychoanalyst
and is the author of Otto Ranit: A Rediscovered
Legacy.

jVIiriam Waddington is a social worlier, professor of
English and poet.

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The major papers of Otto Rank were given to the
University by Jessie Taft in 1957, and additions have
been made since then by his widow, Estelle Simon. In
1982, the Otto Rank Association dissolved after the
retirement of its director, Anita Faatz, who also edited
its Journal; the assets of the Association have been
donated to the Rare Book and Manuscript Library to
support the Otto Rank Collection; and additional pa¬
pers of Rank, as well as those of Jessie Taft, Virginia
Robinson and the Association have also recently been
added.

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ISSN 0010-1966

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between igst and May, ig-ji, have been fully listed in
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