Issue 111 articlesEditorialp. 1Tearing to Pieces: Pentheus, the Bacchae and analytical psychologyp. 3Judith HubbackSelf-Knowledge Refused and Accepted: A psychoanalytic perspective on the ‘Bacchae’ and the ‘Oedipus at Colonus’p. 19Michael ParsonsThe Burning Cauldron: Transference As Paradoxp. 41C. SavitzDionysos in Thomas Mann's Novella, ‘Death in Venice’p. 59Gary AstrachanCorrespondencep. 79Coline CovingtonSamuels, A. The Plural Psyche. Personality, Morality and the Father: London, Routledge, 1989. Pp. xiv+253. Paperback.p. 81Alexander McCurdySegaller, S., Berger, M. Jung, The Wisdom of the Dream (three programmes televised in England on Channel 4, May 1989). London. Weidenfeld & Nicolson. 1989.p. 83Judith HubbackStorr, Anthony. Freud. Oxford University Press, 1989. pp. 135.p. 84Corinna PetersonHaynal, Andre. The Technique at Issue. Controversies in Psychoanalysis from Freud and Ferenczi to Michael Balint. London, Karnac Books, 1988, pp. xix+ 202. £13.95.p. 86Lorenzo BacelleBrÄhler, E. (Ed.) Body Experience. The Subjective Dimension of Psyche and Soma. Berlin, Springer Verlag, 1986. English edition 1988. Pp. xiii+246. £32.p. 87Patrick Pietroni
Issue 215 articlesEditorialp. 97Rosemary GordonThe Dynamics of the Transference in Narcissistic Restorationsp. 99Genevieve Guy-GilletThe Changing Person and the Unchanging Archetypep. 111Judith HubbackThe Dark Self: Death as A Transferential Factorp. 125Peter MuddThe Abandonment Depression: Developmental and Alchemical Perspectives
Issue 333 articlesThe Double Death: The loss of the analyst in the analytic hourp. 241C. SavitzErratump. 260The Emergence of Fordham's Model of Development: A new integration in analytical psychologyp. 261James AstorThe Hidden Face of Shame: The Shadow, Shame and Separationp. 279B. WhartonThe Presence of the Third: Intrusive Factors in Analysisp. 301
Issue 416 articlesEditorialp. 375Rosemary GordonJung And Knowledge: From Gnosis to Praxisp. 377Jef DehingGnosticism and Psychology: Jung's Septem Sermones ad Mortuosp. 397E. M. BrennerA Dialogue Between Psychology and Theology: The correspondence of C. G. Jung and Victor Whitep. 421F. X. CharetSelf and Freedom in Jung's Lecture on Ritschl