Issue 115 articlesEditorial Noticep. 3The Therapist-Patient Relationshipp. 1Pearl KingCommentp. 9Mary Williams‘Window into Eternity’: Archetype and Relativityp. 11Mary R. GammonAgape as A Therapeutic Factor in Analysisp. 25Kenneth LambertThe Symbol of the Self in The Alchemical ‘Proiectio’p. 47Johannes FabriciusProceedings of the Societiesp. 59Critical Notices: A. GUGGENBÜHL-CRAIG: Macht als Gefahr beim Helfer (Power as danger in the helper). Vol. 45, Psychologische Praxis: Schriftenreihe für Erziehung und Jugendhilfe, E. Probst (Ed.). Basel, S. Karger-Verlag, 1971. pp. 100. £1.90.p. 70Hans DieckmannThe psychoanalytic study of the child. Vol. 25. London, Hogarth, 1970, pp. 543. £5.p. 71A. PlautE. PETERFREUND (in collaboration with J. T. Schwartz). Information, systems, and psychoanalysis an evolutionary biological approach to psychoanalytic theory. (Psychological Issues, Monograph 25/26). New York, International Universities Press, 1971. pp. 380, $10.p. 75Mel MarshakCULVER M. BARKER. Healing in depth. Ed. H. I. Bach. Hodder and Stoughton, London, Sydney, Auckland, Toronto, 1972, pp. 178. £2.50 in U.K.p. 77Faye PyeHILDE KIRSCH (Ed.): The well-tended tree: essays into the spirit of our time. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons for the C. G. Jung Foundation for Analytical Psychology, 1971, pp. xviii + 390. $12.00.p. 78William WillefordHEINZ KOHUT: The analysis of the self. No. 4 in: Monograph series of the psychoanalytic study of the child. New York, International Universities Press, Inc., 1971, pp. xvi + 368. $12.50.p. 79Judith HubbackEDITH JACOBSON: Depression. New York, International Universities Press, 1971, pp. ix + 353. $13.50.p. 80Norah MooreKoestler, A. The roots of coincidence. London, Hutchinson, 1972, pp. 159. £2.p. 81Gerhard Adler
Issue 210 articlesUses and Abuses of Analogyp. 91Judith HubbackThe Ungappable Bridge: Numbers as Guides to Object Relations and to Cultural Developmentp. 105A. PlautThe Nature of Archetypal Activity: The Integration of Spiritual and Bodily Experiencep. 127Joseph W. T. RedfearnBirth and Rebirth: The Effect of an Analyst's Pregnancy on the Transferences of Three Patientsp. 146Ann Belford UlanovCan We Evaluate Analysis in Terms of Success and Failure?