Issue 111 articlesArticles: Analysis in Later LifeAlphabetizing in Old Agep. 1Barbara Stevens SullivanThinking Individuation Forwardp. 17David TresanFrozen Time and Endless Analyses: A Response to David Tresan's ‘Thinking Individuation Forward’p. 41Angela Connolly DragoseiTime is a River Without Banks: A Response to Connolly's ‘Frozen Time and Endless Analyses’p. 47David TresanArticles: Ethical Issues in Analysis and SupervisionThe Analyst's Countertransference when Supervising: Friend or Foe?p. 51Jan WienerEthics and the Sexual Countertransferencep. 71Hugh GeeArticle: Research StudyMethodological Evolution and Clinical Application of C.G. Jung's Word Association Experiment: A Follow-up Studyp. 89Caterina Vezzoli, Cinzia Bressi, Giorgio Tricarico, Paolo Boato, Chiara Cattaneo, Umberto Visentin & Giordano InvernizziBook ReviewsWilkinson Margaret Coming into Mind. The Mind-Brain Relationship: A Jungian Clinical Perspective. London & New York: Routledge, 2006. pp. xii + 217. Pbk. £19.99/$ 35.95.p. 109Suzi NaiburgPDM Task Force. Psychodynamic Diagnostic Manual. Silver Springs, MD: Alliance of Psychoanalytic Organizations, 2006. pp. xxi + 857. Hbk. £25.00.p. 111Soren EkstromThomas H. Ogden. This Art of Psychoanalysis: Dreaming Undreamt Dreams and Interrupted Cries. New York & London: Routledge, 2005. Pp. 143. Hbk. £90.00; Pbk. £18.99; $ 33-950.p. 115Laurel MorrisCongress Papers presented at The IV Latin-American Congress ofjungian Psychology, Punta del Este, Uruguay, 2-7 September 2006, organized by the Uruguayan Society of Analytical Psychology (SUPA), in conjunction with the Brazilian Society of Analytical Psychology (SBPA) and the Brazilian Jungian Association (AJB) under the co-ordination of the Latin-American Committee of Analytical Psychology (CLAPA). Editor: Maria Pia Ciasullo. Pbk. $20.00.p. 117Alessandra Cavalli
Issue 212 articlesEditorialEditorialp. iiiJean KnoxConference Papers: ‘Jungian Analytic Training for the 21st Century - New Contexts and New Directions’, McGill University, Montreal, 16th - 18th June 2006There is no ‘Truth’ Outside a Context: Implications for the Teaching of Analytical Psychology in the 21st Centuryp. 127Michael, HorneThe Alchemy of Trainingp. 143Deborah Egger-Biniores
Issue 311 articlesEditorialEditorialp. vWarren ColmanConference Papers: IVth History of Analytical Psychology Symposium: ‘Jung and Religion’ Fort Mason, San Francisco, April 2006Jung and White and the God of Terrible Double Aspectp. 253Ann C. LammersThe Jung-White Dialogue and why it Couldn't Work and Won't go Awayp. 275John P. DourleyOf Texts and Contexts: Reflections Upon the Publication of The Jung-White Letters
Issue 421 articlesArticlesOn Evading Analysis by Becoming an Analystp. 389William Meredith-OwenResponse to William Meredith-Owen's Paper, ‘On Evading Analysis by Becoming an Analyst’p. 409Warren ColmanCountertransference as Active Imagination: Imaginative Experiences of the Analystp. 413Joy SchaverienBlack Holes, Uncanny Spaces and Radical Shifts in Awarenessp. 433Ladson Hinton
Issue 515 articlesArticles: Symbolic Communication and the ThirdThe Fear of Love: The Denial of Self in Relationshipp. 543Jean KnoxSymbolic Conceptions: The Idea of the Thirdp. 565Warren ColmanThe Third in the Shadow of the Fourthp. 585Ann Belford UlanovChild AnalysisCasper or ‘the Cabinet of Horrors’