Issue 122 articlesSome Views On Individuationp. 1Frieda FordhamSeveral Views Of The Selfp. 13J. W. T. RedfearnIndividuation and The Emergence Of The Unexpectedp. 26Georges VerneThe Symbolic Attitude In Psychotherapyp. 36Judith HubbackA Case Of Homosexualityp. 48Jolande JacobiThe Archetypes in Peter Panp. 65Ralph J. HallmanI. Jay Dunn, M.D.p. 75Kieffer E. FrantzFrances E. Smartp. 76Michael FordhamBelford, Ann (New York). ‘Where depth psychology and theology meet’, Union Seminary Quart. Rev., 23, 2 (1968).p. 81Jean RheesBelford, Ann (New York). ‘The relation of religion to pastoral counseling’, J. of Relig. and Health, 7, 1 (1968).p. 81Jean RheesBeyme, F. and Fahrenberg, J. (Basle). ‘Zur deutschen Bearbeitung der Anxiety-Tests von R. B. Cattell’, (‘An account of the preparation of the German version of Cattell's anxiety tests’) Diagnostica, 14, 1 (1968).p. 81Jean RheesDieckmann, H. (Berlin). ‘Das Lieblingsmärchen der Kindheit und seine Beziehung zu Neurose and Persönlichkeitsstruktur’ (‘The favourite fairytale of one's childhood in relation to neurosis and personality structure’). Prax. Kinderpsychol., 16, 6 (1967).p. 82Jean RheesD'Agostino, E. and Trevi, M. (Rome). ‘Struttura e tensione dialettica: note sulla concezione del Selbst nella psicologia dell'individuazione’ (‘Structure and dialectic tension: notes on the concept of the self in the psychology of individuation’) Clin. Psichiatr., 6 (1968).p. 82Jean RheesDieckmann, H. (Berlin). ‘Zum Aspekt des Grausamen im Märchen’ (‘On the element of brutality in fairytales’), Prax. Kinderpsychol., 16, 8 (1967).p. 82Jean RheesEschenbach, Helmut W. (Stuttgart). ‘Studie zur Psychologie C. G. Jungs: ein Erfassungsmodell’ (‘Essay on the psychology of C. G. Jung: framework for a synthesis’). Der Landarzt, 43, 28 (1967).p. 82Jean RheesMeier, C. A., Ruef, H. and Zibgler, A. (Zürich) and Hall, C. S. (Santa Cruz). ‘Forgetting of dreams in the laboratory’, Perceptual and Motor Skills, 26 (1968).p. 83Jean RheesJung, Albert (Fribourg). ‘Die Beziehungen zum eigenen Körper’ (‘The relationship to one's own body’), Civitas, 23, 4 (1967-8).p. 83Jean RheesMoreno, M. and Trevi, M. (Rome) ‘Conscio collettivo e inconscio collettivo’ (‘Collective consciousness and the collective unconscious’), Clin. Psichiat., 5 (1967).p. 83Jean RheesScott, R. D. and Ashworth, P. L. (London). ‘“Closure” at the first schizophrenic break-down: a family study’, Brit. J. Med. Psychol., 40 (1967).p. 83Jean RheesZiegler, A. J. (Zürich). ‘Der pathognomonische Traum’ (‘The diagnostic dream’), Therap. Umschau, 24, 9 (1967).p. 84Jean RheesSidney Levin and Ralph J. Kahana (Eds). Psychodynamic studies on ageing. New York, International Universities Press; London, Bailey Bros, and Swinfen, 1967. pp. 345. 675.p. 85Hans Dieckmann: Probleme der Lebensmitte—Krise, Umkehr, Neubeginn (Problems of the middle years—crisis, a turning back, new beginnings. Psychologisch Gesehen, No. 8, ed. H. Fischle-Carl. Stuttgart, Bonz, 1968. pp. 84. DM 3.80.)p. 86Eva Seligman
Issue 222 articlesTechnique and Counter-Transference: Part Ip. 95Michael FordhamFlexibility in Analytic Techniquep. 119Louis ZinkinA Contribution to the Phenomenon of Transferencep. 133Mario JacobyThe Analyst's Own Involvement With the Process and the Patientp. 143Kieffer E. FrantzAnalytical Psychotherapy With Schizophrenic Patientsp. 152Gianfranco TedeschiThe Analyst and the Damaged Victim of Nazi Persecutionp. 163Gustav DreifussDiscussionp. 168Fourth International Congress For Analytical Psychologyp. 176C. G. Jung: Alchemical studies. Trans. by R. F. C. Hull, Collected Works, 13. New York, Bollingen Series XX, Princeton University Press; London, Routledge and Kegan Paul. pp. xiv + 453. $7.50; 635.: Critical, Noticep. 189Joseph L. HendersonJoseph Campbell: Creative mythology. Vol. IV, The masks of God. New York, Viking, 1968. pp. 678. $10.00.p. 193Mary Williams & Joseph L. HendersonEleanor Bertine: Jung's contribution to our time. New York, Putnam's Sons for C. G. Jung Foundation for Analytical Psychology; London, Barrie & Rockliff, 1968. pp. xvi + 271. 63s.p. 194A. I. AllenbyMichael Balint: The basic fault. London, Tavistock, 1968. pp. vii + 205. 38s.p. 195Kathleen NewtonHeinrich Racker: Transference and counter-transference. London, Hogarth, 1968. pp. xi + 203. 425.p. 196M. FordhamDavid Bakan: Disease, pain and sacrifice. Chicago/London, University of Chicago Press, 1968. pp. 134. 545.p. 197Joseph RedfearnBruno Bettelheim: The empty fortress: infantile autism and the birth of the self. New York, Free Press; London, Collier-Macmillan, 1967. pp. xiv + 484. $9.95; 955p. 199Mary Williams & Michael FordhamPaul Roazen: Freud: political and social thought. New York, Knopf, 1968. pp. xii + 323 + ix. $6.95; 375. 6d.p. 200Mary Williams & Michael FordhamJoel Allison, S. J. Blatt and C. N. Zimet: The interpretation of psychological tests. New York/Evanston/London, Harper and Row, 1968. pp. x + 342. 815. 6d.p. 201F. H. StraussCharles Rycroft: Anxiety and neurosis. London, Allen Lane, The Penguin Press, 1968. pp. xiii + 160. 305.p. 202Rosemary GordonMichael Courtenay: Sexual discord in marriage. London, Tavistock, 1968. pp. xii + 137. 355.p. 203Alison LyonsAnthony Storr: Human aggression. London, Allen Lane, The Penguin Press, 1968. pp. 127. 255.p. 203A. PlautJolande Jacobi. Frauenprobleme, Eheprobleme. Zürich, Rascher paperback, 1968. pp. 240. Sw.fr. 11.50.Sp. 204K. D. von OertzenJ. M. Heaton: The Eye; phenomenology and psychology of function and disorder. London, Tavistock, 1968. pp. xii + 336. 705.p. 205Mary Williams & R. D. Scott