Issue 119 articlesEditorial: JAP's Fiftieth Anniversaryp. 1Jean Knox & Joe CambrayEditorial Note: Volume 1, Number 1p. 5Michael FordhamA conversation with Dr Michael Fordhamp. 9James AstorAn interview with Michael Fordhamp. 19Paul Roazen‘Do be my enemy for friendship's sake’ (Blake)p. 27Rosemary Gordon MontagnonWhy we can't get alongp. 35Coline CovingtonA short personal memoirp. 41Judith HubbackI. On note takingp. 45Alfred B.J. PlautThe selective nature of memory: Some effects of taking a verbal record A response to A. Plautp. 59Jean D. M. Underwood & Geoffrey UnderwoodFreud's ‘id’ and Jung's ‘self’ as aids in self-analysisp. 69Alfred B. J. PlautEthical issues in the publication of clinical materialp. 83Barbara WhartonFinding our way in the darkp. 91John BeebePlaut, Fred. Between Losing and Finding. The Life of an Analyst. London: Free Association Books, 2004. Pp. xvii + 179. Pbk. £14.95/$25.00.p. 103Barbara WhartonMogenson, Greg. The Dove in the Consulting Room: Hysteria and the Anima in Eolias and Jung. New York & Hove, East Sussex, UK: Brunner-Routledge, 2003. Pp. xiv + 2.29. Pbk. £17.99/$28.95.p. 107Priscilla RodgersAdams, Michael Vannoy. The Fantasy Principle. Psychoanalysis of the Imagination. Hove, East Sussex, UK: Brunner-Routledge, 2004. Pp. XV + 252. Pbk. £19.99/$35.99.p. 109Ginette ParisCanham, Hamish & Satyamurti, Carole (Eds.). Acquainted with the Night. Psychoanalysis and the Poetic Imagination. London: Karnac, 2003. Pp. 213. Pbk. £16.99p. 110Adrian DickinsonSymington, Neville. The Blind Man Sees. Freud's Awakening and Other Essays. London: Karnac Books, 2004. Pp. Pbk. £19.99.p. 112Morgan StebbinsRoudinesco, Elisabeth. Why Psychoanalysis? Translated from the French by Rachel Bowlby (Librairie Arthème Fayard, 1999). New York: Columbia University Press, 2004. Pp. 181. Pbk. £11.00/$16.50.p. 113Donald GrasingBibliographical Notep. 125
Issue 212 articlesArt, dreams and active imagination: A post-Jungian approach to transference and the imagep. 127Joy SchaverienAn under-active or over-active internal world?: An exploration of parallel dynamics within psyche and soma, and the difficulty of internal regulation, in patients with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Myalgic Encephalomyelitisp. 155Christine DriverThe influence of complexes on implicit learningp. 175Yong-Wook Shin, Joong-Sun Lee, Oh-Su Han & Bou-Yong RhiResponse to ‘The influence of complexes on implicit learning’p. 191Soren R. Ekstrom
Issue 316 articlesEditorialp. ivJean KnoxThe Self, the symbolic and synchronicity: Virtual realities and the emergence of the psychep. 271George B. HogensonTowards a theory of the integration of the Other in representationp. 285FrançLois Martin-VallasComments on Towards a theory of the integration of the Other in representation’p. 295Martine GallardSymbols and symbolization in clinical practice and in Elisabeth Marton's film My Name was Sabina Spielrein
Issue 421 articlesThe self invented personality?: Reflections on authenticity and writing analytic papersp. 415James AstorThe roots of empathy and aggression in analysisp. 431Richard KradinAn ethical attitude in the analytic relationshipp. 451Claire AllphinReflections on death and mourning in relation to Dickens' novel Our Mutual Friendp. 469Geraldine GodsilUndoing dissociation. Affective neuroscience: A contemporary Jungian clinical perspective
Issue 510 articlesFordham, Jung and the self: A re-examination of Fordham's contribution to Jung's conceptualization of the selfp. 571Elizabeth UrbanIndividuation: Finding oneself in analysis—taking risks and making sacrificesp. 595Martin SchmidtSex, shame and the transcendent function: The function of fantasy in self developmentp. 617Jean KnoxSexual metaphor and the language of unconscious phantasyp. 641Warren ColmanThe unfolding and healing of analytic boundary violations: Personal, clinical and cultural considerations