Issue 124 articlesEditorialp. 3ArticlesDeifying the Soul - from Ibn Arabi to C.G. Jungp. 8Navid KermaniApocalyptic Themes in Times of Trouble: When Young Men are Deeply Alienatedp. 27Robert TyminskiJungian Theory of Dreaming and Contemporary Dream Research - Findings from the Research Project ‘Structural Dream Analysis’p. 44Christian RoeslerOn the Relationship between the Sense of Self and the Structure of Dreams Examined through Questionnaire Research for Japanese University Studentsp. 63Yasuhiro TanakaDreaming under Fire: The Psyche in Times of Continuous Stressp. 75Tamar KronIntegration versus Conflict between Schools of Dream Theory and Dreamwork: Integrating the Psychological Core Qualities of Dreams with the Contemporary Knowledge of the Dreaming Brainp. 88Ole VedfeltFreud and Jung on Freud and Jungp. 116Ernst FalzederOpening the Closed Heart: Affect-Focused Clinical Work with the Victims of Early Traumap. 136Donald E. KalschedThe Other between Fear and Desire - Countertransference Fantasy as a Bridge between Me and the Otherp. 153Daniela Eulert-FuchsSelf, other and Individuation: Resolving Narcissism through the Lunar and Solar Paths of the Rosariump. 171Marcus WestEncountering the Other: Jungian Analysts and Traditional Healers in South Africap. 198Encountering the other: Jungian Analysts and Traditional Healers in South Africa Part I: The Historyp. 206Peter AmmannEncountering the other: Jungian Analysts and Traditional Healers in South Africa Part II: The Contextp. 209Fred BorchardtEncountering the other: Jungian Analysts and Traditional Healers in South Africa Part III: The Traditional Health Practitioner's Stance and the World Viewp. 212Nomfundo Lily-Rose MlisaEncountering the Other: Jungian Analysts and Traditional Healers in South Africa Part IV: Conclusionp. 216Renee RamsdenFrom Horror to Ethical Responsibility: Carl Gustav Jung and Stephen King Encounter the Dark Half within Us, between Us and in the Worldp. 219Chiara TozziBook ReviewsHealy, Nan Savage. Toni Wolff & C.G. Jung: A Collaboration. Los Angles: Tiberius. 2017. Pp. xi + 402. Pbk. n.p.p. 235Carolyn H. BrayLord, Susan (ed.). Moments of Meeting in Psychoanalysis. London & New York: Routledge. 2018. Pp. 336. Hbk. £88. Pbk. £24.79.p. 238Warren ColmanAbel-Hirsch, Nicola. Bion. 365 Quotes. Abingdon & New York: Routledge. 2019. Pp. 602. Pbk. £24.99.p. 241Maggie McalisterGoldstein, Ann (ed.). The Complete Works of Primo Levi. London & New York: Liveright/Penguin Classics. 2015. Pp. 3008. Hbk. £120.p. 243Angela ConnollyContributors to the Issuep. 248Corrigendump. 252
Issue 215 articlesEditorialp. 257Marcus WestArticlesDisplacement as Trauma and Trauma as Displacement in the Experience of Refugeesp. 260Monica LuciLanguage, Politics and Dreams: The Challenges of Building Resilience in Refugeesp. 281Ali ZarbafiDisplacement Trauma: Complex States of Personal, Collective and Intergenerational Fragmentation and their Intergenerational Transmissionp. 300Amanda Dowd
Issue 311 articlesEditorialp. 473Tom KellyArticlesRegression II. Development through Regressionp. 476Yuri I. Alexandrov, Olga Svarnik, Irina Znamenskaya, Marina Kolbeneva, Karina R. Arutyunova, Andrey Krylov, Alexandra I. Bulava & Brian FeldmanChanges in Verbalizations during Sandplay: An Empirical Studyp. 497Audrey Punnett & Merle CanfieldThe Theory of the ‘Mana Personality’ in Jung's Works: A Historic-Hermeneutic Perspective. Part IIp. 519
Issue 418 articlesEditorialp. 621Marcus WestArticlesPsychotherapy as a Skilled Practicep. 624Warren ColmanResponse to Warren Colman's ‘Psychotherapy as a Skilled Practice’p. 645Jan WienerJung and the Spirit: A Review of Jung's Discussions of the Phenomenon of Spiritp. 653Thomas Gitz-Johansen
Issue 515 articlesEditorialp. 782Nora Swan-FosterArticlesNoah's Ark: Technical and Theoretical Implications Concerning the Use of Metaphor in the Treatment of Traumap. 788Alessandra CavalliCommentary on ‘Noah's Ark’ by Alessandra Cavallip. 806Warren ColmanThe Landscapes of Minus. Hatred, Adolescence and the Paradoxes of Growthp. 818Francesco Bisagni