Issue 118 articlesEditorialp. 3Susanna WrightArticlesA Lemma Science of Mind: The Potential of the Kegon (Flower Ornament) Sutrap. 6Shin'ichi NakazawaThe Emergence of the Ecological Mind in Hua-Yen/Kegon Buddhism and Jungian Psychologyp. 20Joe CambraySoul in the World: Symbolic Culture as the Medium for Psychep. 32Warren ColmanFrom Freudian Narcissism to the Buddhist Notion of Anatman, via Jung's Idea of Identityp. 50François Martin-VallasWhere East Meets West: In the House of Individuationp. 67Murray SteinSupervising Away from Home: Clinical, Cultural and Professional Challengesp. 88Henry Abramovitch & Jan WienerWhat is a Jungian Analyst Dreaming When Myth Comes to Mind? Thirdness as an Aspect of the Anima Media Naturap. 107August J. CwikFloating Worlds and Their Phantoms in the Aftermath of Social Catastrophesp. 130Samuel KimblesMottainai: a Japanese Sense of Anima Mundip. 147Yuriko SatoBook ReviewsWest, Marcus. Into the Darkest Places. Early Relational Trauma and Borderline States of Mind. London: Karnac. 2016. Pp. xxv + 334. Pbk. £29.99p. 155Carola MathersHill, Daniel. Affect Regulation Theory. A Clinical Model. (Norton Series on Interpersonal Neurobiology). New York: W.W Norton & Co. 2015. Pp. 320. Hbk. £20.p. 157Jean KnoxAbramovitch, Henry. Brothers and Sisters: Myth and Reality. College Station: Texas A&M University Press. 2014. Pp. xx + 161. Hbk. £25.95.p. 160Ruth WilliamsHinshaw, Robert (ed.). Haruki Murakami goes to meet Hayao Kawai. Einsiedeln: Daimon Verlag. 2016. Pp. 7-154. Hbk. $/CHF 29.50.p. 164Ann CasementNaiburg, Suzi. Structure and Spontaneity in Clinical Prose: a Writer's Guide for Psychoanalysts and Psychotherapists. New York and London: Routledge. 2015. Pp. 284. Hbk. £126. Pbk. £30.p. 166Linda CarterMeares, Russell. The Poet's Voice in the Making of Mind. London: Routledge. 2016. Pp. 228. Hbk. £100. Pbk. £27.AnnouncementApplications are Invited for the Post of US Editor of the Journal of Analytical Psychologyp. 176
Issue 214 articlesEditorialp. 185David SedgwickArticlesIdentification - Obstacle to Individuation, or: On How to Become ‘Me’p. 187Alessandra CavalliPsychological Implications of a Vision Disorderp. 205Brian E. WeberDisintegration of the Self and the Regeneration of ‘Psychic Skin’ in the Treatment of Traumatized Refugeesp. 227Monica Luci
Issue 3 - Special Issue: Jung and Technology14 articlesEditorialGuest Editorial: Jung and Technologyp. 335Raya A. JonesArticlesArchaic Man Meets a Marvellous Automaton: Posthumanism, Social Robots, Archetypesp. 338Raya A. JonesAnalytical Practice: Do the New Technologies Have an Impact?p. 356Davide Favero & Stefano CandellieriTele-Analysis: The Use of Media Technology in Psychotherapy and its Impact on the Therapeutic Relationship
Issue 416 articlesEditorialp. 471David SedgwickArticlesTrauma, Innocence and the Core Complex of Dissociationp. 474Donald E. KalschedUnformulated Experience, Dissociation, and Nachträglichkeitp. 501Donnel B. SternMind, Brain and Body. Healing Trauma: The Way Forwardp. 526Margaret Wilkinson
Issue 519 articlesEditorialp. 631Tom KellyArticles: ‘Whither Jungian Analysis?’The Future of Jungian Analysis: Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats (‘SWOT’)p. 636Andrew SamuelsThe Historicity and Potential of Jungian Analysis: Another View of ‘SWOT’p. 650Toshio KawaiBrief Remarks on Toshio Kawai's Response to My SAP Lecturep. 658Andrew Samuels