Issue 117 articlesEditorialp. iiiJean Knox & Joe CambrayInterviews on Freud and Jung with Henry A. Murray in 1965p. 1Paul RoazenEncountering the shadow in rites of passage: A study in activationsp. 29Ann CasementCross-cultural structures of concentric and diametric dualism in Lévi-Strauss' structural anthropology: Structures of relation underlying the self and ego relation?p. 47Paul DownesPicture interpretation and Jungian typologyp. 83Derek P. Bergeron, David H. Rosen, Randolph C. Arnau & Nathan MascaroArchetype theory, evolutionary psychology and the Baldwin effect. A commentary on Hogenson's paper (October 2001, JAP, 46, 4)p. 101Alan MaloneyReply to Maloneyp. 107George HogensonThe Journal of Analytical Psychology Fifth International Conference: Science and the Symbolic World: New Paradigms for Psychoanalysis and Analytical Psychologyp. 117ROWLAND, SUSAN. Jung: A Feminist Revision. Cambridge: Polity Press, 2002. Pp. vi + 186. Hbk. £55.00; Pbk. £14.99.p. 119Angela ConnollyZOJA, LUIGI. The Father: Historical, Psychological and Cultural Perspectives (Henry Martin trans.) Hove, East Sussex, UK: Brunner-Routledge, 2001. Pp. xi + 314. Hbk. £40. 00; Pbk. £17. 99.p. 121Karl FiglioIZOD, JOHN. Myth, Mind and the Screen: Understanding the Heroes of Our Time. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2001. Pp. xi + 237. Pbk. £14.95; $22.00.p. 122Steven GalipeauGUNN, DAN. Wool-Gathering or How I Ended Analysis. Hove: Brunner-Routledge, 2002. Pp. 161. Pbk. £12. 99.p. 124David HewisonROAZEN, PAUL. ‘The exclusion of Erich Fromm from the IPA’, Contemp. Psychoanal., 2001, 37, 1, pp. 5-42.p. 127George B. HogensonLACHMANN, FRANK. ‘Some contributions of empirical infant research to adult psycho-analysis. What have we learned? How can we apply it?’, Psychoanal. Dial., 2001, 11, 2, pp. 167-85.p. 130Linda CarterInternet Discussion Forum Summaryp. 137David HewisonObituaryp. 139Daphne LambertBibliographical Notep. 143
Issue 217 articlesGuest Editorialp. 3Allan N. SchoreDaimonic elements in early traumap. 145Donald E. KalschedDevelopmental aspects of trauma and traumatic aspects of developmentp. 171Elizabeth UrbanResponse to Don Kalsched's ‘Daimonic elements in early trauma’ and Elizabeth Urban's ‘Developmental aspects of trauma and traumatic aspects of development’p. 191James AstorResponse to James Astor
Issue 312 articlesA contribution towards an analytic theory of violencep. 285Richard MizenSubliminal processes, dissociation and the ‘I’p. 307Petr BobPsychotherapists' dreams about their patientsp. 317Tamar Kron & Nadav AvnySearching for the facts in the clinical setting with couplesp. 341David HewisonBetween the analytical and the critical: Implications for theorizing the self1
Issue 424 articlesPsychoanalytic theory in times of terrorp. 407Angela ConnollyJung, Evans-Wentz and various other gurusp. 433William McGuireResponse to William McGuirep. 447John Beebe‘Jung and Ferenczi - the emergent conversation’ Introductionp. 453Joe CambrayThe analytic nursery: Ferenczi's ‘wise baby’ meets Jung's ‘divine child’
Issue 518 articlesEditorial: European Contributorsp. 5Angela ConnollyFreud and Jung: An incomplete encounter1p. 553Hester McFarland SolomonOn defining words, some scenarios and vectors in the ‘autobiography’ of C. G. Jungp. 571Christian GaillardJung's very twentieth-century view of mythp. 593Robert A. SegalJung's view on myth and post-modern psychology