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The Editors are pleased to announce that the Michael Fordham prize for the best paper relating to clinical issues published in 2001 in the Journal has been awarded to:
James Astor, London for his paper
Is transference the ‘total situation’?
The paper appeared in the July 2001 issue of the Journal, and the abstract reads as follows
This paper examines through the detailed explication of analytic material the author's experience of a psychoanalytic and a Jungian way of understanding the interactions between him and his patient. This comparative approach considers where the differences lie with respect to timing and content of interpretations and where the differences are essentially tactical rather than theoretical.
Submissions are now invited for the 2003 prize, which should reach the editors by 30 June 2002. For further details, contact the Administrative Editor, JAP, 1 Daleham Gardens, London NW3.5BY. Email: