Issue 112 articlesMagic and The Psychology of Compulsive Statesp. 3Edward WhitmontStages of Psychological Development Exemplified in The Poetical Works of T. S. Eliot (Continued)p. 33J. L. HendersonThe Ego in Schizophrenia: Part II. Types and Their Treatment under Consulting-room Conditionsp. 51Philip MetmanWhat is A Symbol Supposed to Be?p. 73Leopold SteinReflections on Image and Symbolp. 85Michael FordhamShort Communication: An Example of Synchronicityp. 93Mary WilliamsThe Great Mother, An Analysis of the Archetype, by Erich Neumann. The Bollingen Series XLVII, 1955, New York, Pantheon, and London, Routledge & Kegan Paul, pp. 338; 178 half-tone plates; 74 text figures.p. 97M. Esther HardingThe Mysteries. Papers from the Eranos Year Books. Ed. Joseph Campbell. London, Routledge & Kegan Paul; New York, Pantheon, pp. 476. 35s.p. 102R. F. HobsonThe Trickster: A Study in American-Indian Mythology, by Paul Radin. With Commentaries by Karl Kerényi and C. G. Jung. London, Routledge & Kegan Paul, pp. 211. 21s.p. 106John LayardMan in his Relationships, edited by H. Westmann. 1955. London, Routledge & Kegan Paul, pp. 140. 14s.p. 111Mary WilliamsIndividuation. A Study of the Depth Psychology of Carl Gustav Jung, by Joseph Goldbrunner. Translated by Stanley Godman. 1955. London, Hollis & Carter, pp. VIII + 204. 21s.p. 112L. SteinSymbols of Transformation, by C. G. Jung: Translated by R. F. C. Hull. Collected Works, Vol. 5. New York, Pantheon, $5.00; London, Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1956. Pp. xxix + 567. 35s.p. 201R. D. Scott
Issue 29 articlesJung's Early Workp. 119Aubrey LewisAcute Catatonic Schizophreniap. 137John W. PerryThe Psychopathology of Fetishism and Transvestitismp. 153Anthony StorrSome Analytical Problems Encountered in South Africap. 167Faye PyeThe Significance of The Hare in Reynard The Foxp. 183