Issue 116 articlesThe Patient's Experience of his ‘Mind’p. 1J. W. T. RedfearnIn Pursuit of First Principlesp. 21L. SteinDiscussionp. 36Towards the Archetypal Model for the Masturbation Inhibitionp. 49James HillmanFrom the Societiesp. 63Books and Journalsp. 67Civilization in transition: C. G. Jung; translated by R. F. C. Hull. Coll. Wks. 10, New York, Bollingen; London, Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1964. pp. xii + 618, 505.p. 69James D. WhitneyThe parental image: its injury and reconstruction: Esther M. Harding, with foreword by Franz Riklin. New York, Putnam, for the C. G. Jung Foundation of Analytical Psychology, 1965. pp. xviii + 238. $6.50.p. 74Michael FordhamSpectrum psychologiae, eine Freundesgabe: C. T. Frey-Wehrlin. Zurich/Stuttgart, Rascher, 1965. pp. 277. SFr./DM 25.p. 77A. PlautMan and his symbols: C. G. Jung; co-ordinating editor, John Freeman. London, Aldus Books, 1964. pp. 320. 70s.p. 78William KraemerConversations with Carl Jung and reactions from Ernest Jones: Richard I. Evans. Princeton/Toronto/London/New York, Van Nostrand, 1964. pp. viii + 173. 14sp. 79Mary WilliamsThe self and the object world: Edith Jacobson. London, Hogarth Press, 1965. pp. 250. 35s.p. 80Rosemary GordonThe family and individual development: D. W. Winnicott. London, Tavistock Publications, 1965. pp. viii + 181. 30sp. 81Margaret AldridgePsychoanalytic concepts and the structural theory: Jacob A. Arlow and Charles Brenner. New York, International Universities Press; London, Bailey Bros. & Swinfen, 1964. pp. xii + 201. 36sp. 82Michael FordhamThe psychopath: William McCord and Joan McCord. Princeton/Toronto/London/New York, Van Nostrand, 1964. pp. viii + 173. 14s.p. 83Frances SmartPsychosomatic research, a collection of papers: J. J. Groen et al. Oxford/London/Edinburgh/New York/Paris/Frankfurt, Pergamon Press, 1965. pp. x + 318. 80sp. 84Alan Edwards
Issue 27 articlesVII Sermones Ad Mortuosp. 95Judith HubbackReflections About not Being Able to Imaginep. 113A. PlautTransference as a form of Active Imaginationp. 135Dorothy DavidsonReflections on the Nature of the Kingship Archetypep. 147John Weir PerryPsychodynamics of Therapy in a Residential Groupp. 163