Issue 115 articlesADVANCE NOTICE: Clinical and Scientific Jungian Studiesp. 2Jean KnoxEditorialp. 5Joe Cambray & Jean M. KnoxFrom archetypes to reflective functionp. 1Jean KnoxSymbols and self preservation in severe disturbancep. 21Paul WilliamsThe universe of our concerns: The human as person in the praxis of analysisp. 33Michael HorneThe explicit and implicit dance in psychoanalytic changep. 49James L. FosshageWhat are symbols symbols of?: Situated action, mythological bootstrapping and the emergence of the Selfp. 67George B. HogensonThe mind - brain relationship: The emergent selfp. 83Margaret WilkinsonFrom aggressiveness to creativityp. 103Gorazd V MrevljeDRIVER, CHRISTINE, MARTIN, EDWARD (Eds.). Supervising Psychotherapy. Psychoanalytic and Psychodynamic Perspectives. London: Sage Publications, 2002. Pp. 157. Pbk. £19.99.p. 113Ineke SandenSCHAVERIEN, JOY. The Dying Patient in Psychotherapy: Desire, Dream and Individuation. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2002. Pp. xii+272. Pbk. £17.99p. 115Hilary LesterFRIEDMAN, RICHARD C. & DOWNEY, JENNIFER I. Sexual Orientation and Psychoanalysis: Sexual Science and Clinical Practice. New York: Columbia University Press, 2002. Pp. 352. Hbk. $35.00.p. 116Robert F. TyminskiLAWRENCE, W. GORDON (Ed.). Experiences in Social Dreaming. London & New York: Karnac, 2003. Pp. xxii+290. Pbk. £22.50.p. 118Lindsey NichollsObituaryp. 125Elizabeth UrbanBibliographical Notep. 131
Issue 214 articlesExperience and inference: How far will science carry us?p. 133Joseph Lichtenberg‘Dialectical process’ and ‘constructive method’: Micro-Analysis of Relational Process in an example from Parent-infant Psychotherapyp. 143Judith WoodheadEpistemological premise, developmental idea, main motivation in Jung's and Kohut's psychoanalysis: Looking for some analogiesp. 161Massimo GiannoniCan there be a science of the symbolic?p. 177John BeebeThis new science of ours: A more or less systematic history of consciousness and transcendence Part I
Issue 318 articlesA skin for the imaginalp. 285Brian FeldmanPsychic phenomena and early emotional statesp. 313Annie ReinerRevisiting Jung's concept of innate sensitivenessp. 337Elaine N. AronThis new science of ours: A more or less systematic history of consciousness and transcendence Part IIp. 369David I. TresanRe-visioning the spider woman archetype in Kiss of the Spider Woman
Issue 418 articlesNarcissistic Disorders in Clinical Practicep. 477Ronald BrittonResponse to Dr Britton's paperp. 491James AstorAutism, early narcissistic injury and self-organization: A role for the image of the mother's eyes?p. 495Maxson J. McDowellIdentity, narcissism and the emotional corep. 521Marcus WestThe mythic function of narcissism
Issue 515 articlesEditorial: History, Science and Subjectivityp. 615Jean KnoxThe placebo response complexp. 617Richard L. KradinSelf creation and the limitless void of dissociation: The ‘as if’ personalityp. 635Hester McFarland SolomonThe mind beyond our immediate awareness: Freudian, Jungian, and cognitive models of the unconsciousp. 657Soren R. EkstromBoarding school: The trauma of the ‘privileged’ child