Roger FRIE: Foreword Rainer FUNK: Introduction Erich Fromm on Therapeutic Practice Erich FROMM: Being Centrally Related to the Patient Erich FROMM: Factors Leading to Patient’s Change in Analytic Treatment Relationship as Direct Meeting Rainer FUNK: Direct Meeting Marianne HORNEY ECKARDT: From Couch to Chair David E. SCHECTER: Awakening the Patient Dale H. ORTMEYER: Conveying Hope to the Patient Harold B. DAVIS: Directness in Therapy Erich Fromm’s Therapeutic Practice in the Mirror of Supervision Ruth M. LESSER: “There Is Nothing Polite in Anybody’s Unconscious” Robert U. AKERET: “What Have You Learned about Yourself from Your Patient?” George D. GOLDMAN: “What Is this Patient Really After?” Arthur H. FEINER: “Now, Look here...” Reminiscences of Erich Fromm—Psychoanalyst and Person Anna GOUREVITCH: Elation and Fortification Ralph M. CROWLEY: Psychoanalysis: An Adventure in Learning to Think Critically Edward S. TAUBER: Words are Ways Jay S. KWAWER: His Main Interest: The Human Passions Bernard LANDIS: When You Hear the Word, the Reality Is Lost Michael MACCOBY: Fromm Didn’t Want to Be a Frommian Jorge Silva GARCÍA: His Way to Clarity and Humaneness Salvador MILLÁN and Sonia GOJMAN DE MILLÁN: His Deeply Inspirational Presence and Thoughtfulness Gérard D. KHOURY: A Crucial Encounter Leonard C. FELDSTEIN: Fromm’s Genius Was in His Actual Presence References About the Contributors Acknowledgements Erich Fromm’s Writings on Psychoanalytic “Technique”