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… The centrepiece of the book, chapter 4. ‘Notes on the Transference’, forms the logical and psychological transition from the first three to the last five essays. Fordham says in his preface of these notes: ‘I have come to lay far greater emphasis on the transference and its correlate the countertransference than has been current among analytical psychologists. This emphasis, essential in child analysis, gradually appeared equally important in the analysis of every age group.’ This particular essay had such a stimulating, not to say fascinating, effect on Jung that he devoted to this essay alone two of the three pages of his Foreword.…