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PROCEEDINGS OF THE ANALYTICAL GROUP, 1982—3 Chairman: R. Carvalho.
| L. Zinkin: | Being a Jungian in the National Health Service. |
| A. Edwards: | Problems in assessment. |
| A. Samuels: | The ego in post-Jungian analytical psychology. |
| A. Cannon: | The fear of not being. |
| N. Symington: | Soul or psyche. |
| J. Mattinson: | The unchanging face of marriage. |
| B. Proner: | Structural analysis. |
| K. Lambert: | Some Jungian dimensions. |
The following information was kindly supplied by Y. Trueb Meeting with French and Belgian Societies, 10—12 September 1982
Theme: Borderline cases in the Jungian perspective.
| A. Agnel: | Taking into account the dynamic of the opposites in the analysis of border-line patients: separation-transition-mediation. |
| L. Tschudi: | Analytical psychotherapy and psycho-pharmacology with borderline patients. |
| V. Brouillon: | The failure to integrate the self and the object in borderline cases. |
Annual Meeting, 7—8 May 1983
Theme: A discussion on peace: a contribution from Jungian psychology.
| M. Schlegel: | Aggression and destruction. |
| R. Strubel: | Dealing with enemy images. |
| I. Riedel: | Archetypal images of the idea of peace. |
The following information was kindly supplied by M. Day. Lectures, 1982—3
| W. Detloff: | The problem of psychological types. |
| M. B. Mitchell: | The hero and the victim. |
| Modification of the transference as reflected in the fantasies of a borderline patient. |