Issue 19 articlesGroup Therapy and Analytical Psychologyp. 1Edward C. WhitmontGroup Dynamics and Analytical Psychologyp. 23Robert F. HobsonThe Importance of Depression Emerging in a Therapeutic Groupp. 51M. JacksonThe Care of Regressed Patients and the Child Archetypep. 61Frieda FordhamReflections of an Ex-Trainee on his Trainingp. 75Harold StoneThe Significance of the Patient in the Training of Analysts: Observations on Harold Stone's Paperp. 80Mildred D. MarshakObituaryp. 88Critical Notices: Contact with Jung, edited by Michael Fordham. London, Tavistock, 1963. pp. 245. 425.p. 92Rosemary GordonThe Psychology of Jung: A Critical Interpretation, by Avis M. Dry. London, Methuen; New York, Wiley, 1961. pp. xiv + 329. 355.p. 96A. Plaut
Issue 214 articlesTrinity and Quaternityp. 103Edward F. EdingerExtraversion-Introversion in Experimental Psychology: Examples of experimental evidence and their theoretical implicationsp. 117M. J. Dicks-MireauxJung's Psychological Types: Classification by test versus classification by selfp. 129Katherine BradwayRorschach and Jung: A study of introversion-extraversionp. 137Florence B. Brawer & J. Marvin SpiegelmanA Don Juan on the Way to Wisdom