Issue 122 articlesThe Ego-Self Paradoxp. 3Edward F. EdingerJesus-In-Reverse: Some Notes on the Case of a Compulsive Jewp. 19MICHAEL ROSENTHALLThe Emergence of a Symbol in a Five-Year-Old Childp. 33Michael FordhamReflections on Samuel Beckett's Playsp. 41EVA METMANCritical Noticep. 65John LayardComplex, Archetype, and Symbol in the Psychology of C. G. Jung, by Jolande Jacobi, translated by R. Manheim. Bollingen Series 57. New York, Pantheon, $3.00; London, Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1959. pp. 236. 21s.p. 73Michael FordhamCollected Papers. Through Paediatrics to Psycho-Analysis, by D. W. Winnicott. London, Tavistock Publications, 1958. pp. 350. 35s.; New York, Basic Books.p. 74A. PlautOn Not Being Able to Paint, by Marion Milner. London, Heinemann, 1957. pp. 184. 21s.p. 75R. D. ScottPointing the Way. Collected Essays by Martin Buber. London, Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1957. pp. 239. 25s.p. 76Kenneth LambertChristianity and Paradox, by Ronald W. Hepburn. London, C. A. Watts, 1958. pp. 210. 18s.p. 77Kenneth LambertBody Image and Personality, by S. Fisher and S. E. Cleveland. New York and London, D. van Nostrand Company Inc., 1958, pp. 390. 64s.p. 78Rosemary GordonMotives in Fantasy, Action, and Society, edited by John W. Atkinson. New York, London, D. van Nostrand Company Inc., 1958. pp. 837.p. 79Rosemary GordonReadings in General Psychology, edited by P. Halmos and A. Iliffe. London, Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1959. pp. 231. 25s.p. 80Rosemary GordonReadings in Perception, edited by D. C. Beardslee and M. Wertheimer. New York, London, D. van Nostrand Company Inc., 1958, pp. 724. 66s.p. 80Rosemary GordonA Comprehensive Dictionary of Psychological and Psycho-Analytical Terms, by H. B. English and A. C. English. London, New York, Toronto, Longmans Green, 1958. pp. 594. 60s.p. 81Michael FordhamExploratio in Social Psychiatry, edited by Alexander H. Leighton, John A. Clausen and Robert N. Wilson. New York, Basic Books Inc. 1957. pp. 452.p. 81G. Stewart PrinceFamily Influences and Psychosomatic Illness: An Inquiry into the Social and Psychological Background of Duodenal Ulcer, by E. M. Goldberg. London, Tavistock Publications, 1958. pp. 308. 38s.p. 82Murray JacksonMental Seduction and Menticide, by Joost A. M. Meerloo. London, Jonathan Cape, 1957. pp. 324. 21s.p. 83G. Stewart PrinceLehrbuch der allgemeinen Psychopathologie: Grundbegriffe und Klinik (Textbook of General Psychopathology. Basic Concepts and Clinical Aspects), by Dr. K. W. Bash. Foreword by Professor H. Binder. Contribution from Dr. H. Landolt. Stuttgart, Georg Thieme, 1955. pp. xvi + 288. DM 29.50.p. 83L. SteinLoathsome Women, by Leopold Stein and Martha Alexander. London, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1959. pp. 224. 21s.p. 84Michael FordhamThe Patient Speaks, by Harold A. Abramson. New York, Vantage Press, 1956. pp. xx + 239. $3.50.p. 85G. Stewart PrinceThe Case as the Patient sees it. Psychoanalysis. National Association for Mental Health. London, 1958. pp. 22. 2s. 6d.p. 85G. Stewart Prince
Issue 28 articlesGood and Evil in Analytical Psychologyp. 91C. G. JUNGThe Process of Individuation in Blaise Pascalp. 101Charles BaudouinThe Relevance of Analytical Theory to Alchemy, Mysticism, and Theologyp. 113Michael FordhamCan Theologians and Analytical Psychologists Collaborate?p. 129KENNETH LAMBERTTheological Reflectionsp. 147