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DEAR DR HAYLEY,
May I, as a past editor of the Journal of Analytical Psychology, the publication in which Goodheart's (1984) paper appeared, be permitted to comment on Dr Wallerstein's address 'One psychoanalysis or many'? (1988, 69: 1)
As Wallerstein admits, he is not well informed on Jungian literature; yet he has lighted upon the one article in that journal that could be regarded as damaging to Jung. The reason for this must be best known to himself. Here I only wish to observe:
1There is truth in the statement that analysis of the transference was a weak point in Jung's early work. It is for this reason that Goodheart's paper was published. A courageous editorial decision the like of which I have not come across before.
2That Wallerstein's comparison between 'C. G. Jung's first patient', dating back to the turn of the century, and the pluralistic development