Issue 113 articlesEditorialJAP Editorial February 2018p. 3William Meredith-OwenArticlesResidues in the Analyst of the Patient's Symbiotic Connection at a Somatic Level: Unrepresented States in the Patient and Analystp. 6Geraldine GodsilThe Analyst's Rorschach: Gateway to Opening the Dialectical Fieldp. 26William AlexyDisrupted Narrative and Narrative Symbolp. 47Georgije VuletićC. G. Jung and Intuition: From the Mindscape of the Paranormal to the Heart of Psychologyp. 65Nathalie PilardFreedom and the Psychoanalytic Ontology of Quantum Physicsp. 85Stefan Gullatz & Matthew GildersleeveAnd the Dish Ran Away with the Spoon: A Hodgepodge of Reflections, as Rigorous as They are Rambling, on the True Subjectp. 106Greg MogensonThe Alchemical ‘Not’ and Marlan's Stone That Remains a Stone. A Response to His Critique of Giegerich's ‘Psychology Proper’p. 123John HoedlBook ReviewsBisagni, Francesco. Obsessions: The Twisted Cruelty. London: Karnac Books, 2017. Pp. 272. Pbk. £27.99.p. 131Brian FeldmanColman, Warren. Act and Image: The Emergence of Symbolic Imagination. New Orleans: Spring Journal and Books. 2016. Pp. 338. Pbk. £24.96.p. 134John MerchantCovington, Coline. Everyday Evils: A Psychoanalytic View of Evil and Morality. New York: Routledge, 2017. Pp. xiii +186. Pbk. $52.95.p. 136Steve ZemmelmanGardner, Leslie & Gray, Frances (Eds.). Feminist Views from Somewhere: Post-Jungian Themes in Feminist Theory. Hove, New York: Routledge: 2017. Pp. 160. Pbk. £34.99.p. 139Nathalie PilardList of contributorsp. 142
Issue 211 articlesApril Editorialp. 147Susanna WrightArticlesTraumatic Dissociation of Aspects of the Feminine: An Asian Cultural Perspectivep. 150Aditee GhateImagining with the Body in Analytical Psychology. Movement as Active Imagination: An Interdisciplinary Perspective from Philosophy and Neurosciencep. 166Ana DeligiannisImaginal Action: Towards a Jungian Conception of Enactment, and an Extraverted Counterpart to Active Imaginationp. 186
Issue 317 articlesEditorialp. 267Marcus WestArticlesIntroduction to Special Edition of JAP on the ‘Who is My Jung?’ Conference Held at the British Library in October 2017 to mark the 40th Anniversary of the Foundation of the Association of Jungian Analysts (AJA)p. 271Ruth WilliamsWelcome Address to the ‘Who is My Jung?’ conferencep. 277Arthur NiesserWho is My Jung? Memories, Reflections, Prospectsp. 280
Issue 419 articlesEditorialp. 417Tom KellyArticlesThe Weariness of the Hero: Depression and the Self in a Civilization in Transitionp. 420Henrique C. PereiraA Master’s Key to the Analysis of Self-Experiencep. 440John BeebeJungian Dialogism and the Problem of Depthp. 444William E. Smythe
Issue 514 articlesEditorialp. 575Marcus WestArticles‘Routine is a Blind Alley’ (C. G. Jung): On the Similarities between Artistic-Creative and Psychoanalytic Workp. 577Stefan WolfWiki-Analysis: Speed, Adaptation and Subjectivity in a Liquid Worldp. 599Francesco Bisagni‘Just Black Sometimes’: Analytic Tools Applied at the Frontlines of Social Upheaval, Part 1p. 619Robert Tyminski