Journal of Analytical Psychology

Articles

• Mary Shelley's Frankenstein: What Made the Monster Monstrous?

  Ronald Britton

  pp. 1-11

• Winnicott's Invitation to ‘Further Games of Jung-Analysis’

  William Meredith-Owen

  pp. 12-31

• Sandplay Therapy with Couples within the Framework of Analytical Psychology

  Susan Carol Albert

  pp. 32-53

• States of Grace: Eureka Moments and the Recognition of the Unthought Known

  Catherine Crowther & Martin Schmidt

  pp. 54-74

• Conspiracies of Immanence: Paul Tillich, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin and C.G. Jung

  John Dourley

  pp. 75-93

• Another Serious Misunderstanding: Jung, Giegerich and a Premature Requiem

  Mark Saban

  pp. 94-113

• Another Serious Misunderstanding, Indeed! a Response to Mark Saban

  Marco Heleno Barreto

  pp. 114-121

• Some Reflections on Barreto's Response

  Mark Saban

  pp. 122-125

• Attentive Notice to a Reply of Harald Atmanspacher (JAP, 59, 3, 429-434)

  Cecile T. Tougas

  pp. 126-128

• Film and Culture

  Suzanne Hyde

  pp. 129-131

• Analytical Psychology and Cinema

  Helena Bassil-Morozow

  pp. 132-136

• Guerra, Maria Helena Mandacaru. The Love Drama of C.G. Jung—As Revealed in his Life and in his Red Book. Toronto: Inner City Books, 2014. Pp. 128. Pbk. $25/£12

  Pilar Amezaga

  pp. 140-142

• Junkers, Gabriele (Ed.). The Empty Couch: The Taboo of Ageing and Retirement in Psychoanalysis. London: Routledge, 2013. Pp. 170 + xxv. Pbk. $44.95 / £28.99

  Jacqueline Wright

  pp. 143-146

• Mather, Mathew. The Alchemical Mercurius. Esoteric Symbol of Jung's Life and Works. Series: Research in Analytical Psychology and Jungian Studies. New York: Routledge, 2014. Pp. xv +194. Hbk. $145.

  Aksel Haaning

  pp. 146-148

• Ekstrom, S.R. Memory and Healing. Neurocognitive and Psychodynamic Perspectives on how Patients and Psychotherapists Remember. London: Karnac. 2014. Pp. 304. Pbk. £22.99.

  Margaret Wilkinson

  pp. 148-150

• Contributors to the Issue

  pp. 152-154

Book Reviews

• Deutsch, Robin A. (Ed.). Traumatic Ruptures: Abandonment and Betrayal in the Analytic Relationship. Hove, East Sussex; New York: Routledge, 2014. Pp. 213. Pbk. £25.32 / $45.95

  Wendy Maier

  pp. 137-140

• Editorial

  Linda Carter

  pp. 157-158

• Demons, Voices and Virtual Realities in Adolescence-an Exploration of Zeitgeist, Culture and Cultural Complexes

  Marica Rytovaara

  pp. 179-197

• Virtual Reality and the Psyche. Some Psychoanalytic Approaches to Media Addiction

  Anja Weisel

  pp. 198-219

• Lost in (Cyber)Space: Finding Two Adolescent Boys Hiding from Their Own Humanity

  Robert Tyminski

  pp. 220-244

• Inwardizing Rilke's Dog of ‘Divine Inseeing’ into itself

  Greg Mogenson

  pp. 245-266

• The Bark and Bite of the Logically Negative Soul: Further Reflections on Rilke's Dog of ‘Divine Inseeing’

  Greg Mogenson

  pp. 267-280

• Burnett, Leon, Bahun, Sanja & Main, Roderick (Eds.) Myth, Literature, and the Unconscious. London: Karnac Books. 2013. Pp. 246. Pbk. £24.99.

  Misser Berg

  pp. 285-289

• Kennedy, Roger. The Psychic Home: Psychoanalysis, Consciousness and the Human Soul. London & New York: Routledge, 2014. Pp. 159. Pbk. £25.64.

  George Bright

  pp. 289-290

• Letley, Emma. Marion Milner: The Life. London: Routledge, 2014. Pp. 248. Pbk. £29.99.

  Elizabeth Wolf

  pp. 290-293

• Magagna, Jeanne & Pasquini, Patrizia. (Eds). Being Present for your Nursery Age Child: Observing, Understanding and Helping Children. London: Karnac, 2014. Pp. 336. Pbk. £37.50.

  Alessandra Cavalli

  pp. 294-296

• Contributors to the Issue

  pp. 297-298

Articles

• Bridging the Reductive and the Synthetic: Some Reflections on the Clinical Implications of Synchronicity

  Angela Connolly

  pp. 159-178

Book Reviews

• Hillman, James & Shamdasani, Sonu. Lament of the Dead: Psychology after Jung's Red Book. New York: W.W. Norton & Co. 2013. Pp. vii + 246. Pbk. £20.

  Ann Addison

  pp. 281-285

• Editorial

  David Sedgwick

  pp. 301-302

• Two Jungs. Apropos a Paper by Mark Saban

  Wolfgang Giegerich

  pp. 303-315

• Bounded in a Nutshell and a King of Infinite Space: The Embodied Self and Its Intentional World

  Warren Colman

  pp. 316-335

• The Correspondence between Erich Neumann and C.G. Jung on the Occasion of the November Pogroms, 1938

  Angelica Löwe

  pp. 336-352

• Temporality and the Torments of Time

  Ladson Hinton

  pp. 353-370

• Saying Goodbye to the Hero: Jung, Liber Novus and Conversion from Addiction

  Mary Addenbrooke

  pp. 371-389

• Withdrawn: The Seventh Penis: Towards Effective Psychoanalytic Work with Pre-Surgical Transsexuals

  Robert Withers

  pp. 390-412

• A Response to Robert Withers

  Susan McKenzie

  pp. 413-418

• Jones, Raya. A(Ed). Jung and the Question of Science. London: Routledge, 2014. Pp. vii + 191. Hbk £120. Pbk £30.99.

  David Hewison

  pp. 423-426

• Rosenfeld, David. The Body Speaks: Body Image Delusions and Hypochondria. Trans. S. Rogers & S. Campbell. London: Karnac, 2014. Pp. 104. Pbk. £14.54.

  Maggie McAlister

  pp. 426-429

• Pignatelli Spinazzola, Diego. Primordial Psyche: A Reliving of the Soul of Ancestors. Foreword by Cheryl Fracasso. Bloomington, iUniverse, 2011. Pp xv + 110 Pbk. $13.95

  Fiona Ross

  pp. 429-430

• Burke, Jonathan (Ed.). The Topic of Cancer: New Perspectives on the Emotional Experience of Cancer. London: Karnac, 2013. Pp. 256. Pbk. £24.99

  Catherine Crowther

  pp. 430-433

• Roudinesco, Elizabeth. Lacan: In Spite of Everything. Trans. by G. Elliott. London & New York: Verso, 2014. Pp. 160. Pbk. $24.95, £14.99.

  Sharon R. Green

  pp. 434-437

• Slochower, Joyce. Holding and Psychoanalysis: A Relational Perspective (Second Edition). London & New York: Routledge, 2014. Pp. xii + 196. Pbk. £26.99

  Sarah Cooke

  pp. 437-440

• Contributors to the Issue

  pp. 441-442

Book Reviews

• Sawin, L., Corbett, L., & Carbine, M., (Eds.). Jung and Aging: Possibilities and Potentials for the Second Half of Life. New Orleans, LA: Spring Journal Books, 2014. Pp. ix + 260, Pbk. £20, $32.95.

  Norah Smith

  pp. 419-423

• Editorial

  Susanna Wright

  pp. 447-448

• The Analytic Setting Today: Using the Couch or the Chair?

  Jan Wiener

  pp. 462-476

• Revisioning Fordham's ‘Defences of the Self’ in Light of Modern Relational Theory and Contemporary Neuroscience

  Donald E. Kalsched

  pp. 477-496

• Michael Fordham and the Journal of Analytical Psychology: The View from Hangman's Hill

  Elizabeth Urban

  pp. 497-506

• When Symptom is Symbol: Some Comments on Rosemary Gordon's, ‘Masochism: The Shadow Side of the Archetypal Need to Venerate and Worship’

  Murray Stein

  pp. 507-519

• A Revolution of the Mind: Some Implications of George Hogenson's ‘The Baldwin Effect: A Neglected Influence on C.G. Jung's Evolutionary Thinking’ (2001)

  Warren Colman

  pp. 520-539

• On Integrating Jungian and other Theories

  David Sedgwick

  pp. 540-558

• Winborn, Mark (ed.). Shared Realities: Participation Mystique and Beyond. Skiatook, OK: Fisher King Press, 2014. Pp. iii + 250. Pbk. $32.50.

  Stephen Bloch

  pp. 563-565

• Tyminski, Robert. The Psychology of Theft and Loss: Stolen and Fleeced. Foreword by Mary Brady. London & New York: Routledge, 2014. Pp xiv + 185. Hbk. £115. Pbk. £29.99

  Fiona Ross

  pp. 566-567

• Piotrowska, Agnieszka. Embodied Encounters: New Approaches to Psychoanalysis and Cinema. London & New York: Routledge, 2015. Pp. 226. Pbk. £29.99

  Suzanne R. Hyde

  pp. 567-570

• Mann, Mali (ed.). Psychoanalytic Aspects of Assisted Reproductive Technology. London: Karnac, 2014. Pp. 144. Pbk. £16.24. Fine, Katherine (ed.). Donor Conception for Life: Psychoanalytic Reflections on New Ways of Conceiving the Family. London: Karnac, 2015. Pp. 256. Pbk. £26.99.

  Alessandra Cavalli

  pp. 570-572

• Gubb, K. (2014). ‘Craving interpretation: a case of somatic countertransference’. British Journal of Psychotherapy, 30, 1, 51-67.

  Carrie Worrall

  pp. 575-577

• Ogden, T. (2014). ‘Fear of breakdown and the unlived life’. International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 95, 205-23

  Jennifer Caccia

  pp. 577-580

• Ranieri, F. (2014). ‘Children who dare too much: child psychotherapy and extreme risk seeking’. Journal of Child Psychotherapy, 40, 2, 173-86.

  Michael J. Loeffler

  pp. 580-584

• Walsh, S.D. (2014). ‘The bilingual therapist and transference to language: language use in therapy and its relationship to object relational context.’ Psychoanalytic Dialogues, 24, 1, 56-71.

  John Ensign

  pp. 584-587

• Durban, J. (2014). ‘Despair and hope: on some varieties of countertransference and enactment in the psychoanalysis of ASD (autistic spectrum disorder) children’. Journal of Child Psychotherapy, 40, 2, 187-200.

  Susan Calfee

  pp. 587-591

• Contributors to the Issue

  pp. 592-593

• Erratum

  pp. 595

Articles

• On Murray Jackson's 1961 ‘Chair, Couch and Countertransference’

  Angela Connolly

  pp. 449-461

Book Reviews

• Spelman, Margaret Boyle & Thomson-salo, Frances (eds.). The Winnicott Tradition: Lines of Development - Evolution of Theory and Practice over the Decades. London: Karnac, 2015. Pbk. Pp. v + 400. £45.

  Paul Morris

  pp. 559-562

Journal Reviews

• Moller, M. (2014). ‘The analyst's anxieties in the first interview: barriers against analytic presence’. International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 95, 485-503.

  John Nicholas

  pp. 573-575

• Editorial

  William Meredith-Owen

  pp. 597-600

• Acoustic Resonance at the Dawn of Life: Musical Fundamentals of the Psychoanalytic Relationship

  Judith Pickering

  pp. 618-641

• The Making of a Tragedy: Perversion in the Perception of Truth

  Gretchen Heyer

  pp. 642-656

• Supervising the Uncanny: The Play within the Play

  Carol Leader

  pp. 657-678

• Two in One or One in Two? Pushing off from Jung with Wolfgang Giegerich

  Mark Saban

  pp. 679-697

• Reflections on the Jungian Nature of Psychology as the Discipline of Interiority: A Response to Saban's ‘Misunderstandings’

  John Hoedl

  pp. 698-716

• Mills, Jon. Underworlds. Philosophies of the Unconscious from Psychoanalysis to Metaphysics. London: Routledge, 2014. Pp. 190. Hbk. $145.00.

  John White

  pp. 721-725

• Sieff, Daniela F. Understanding and Healing Emotional Trauma: Conversations with Pioneering Clinicians and Researchers. London and New York: Routledge, 2015. Pp. xiii + 248, Pbk, £26.99, $48.95.

  Warren Colman

  pp. 725-728

• Armstrong, David & Rustin, Michael (eds.). Social Defences against Anxiety: Explorations in a Paradigm. London: Karnac. 2014. Pp. 400. Pbk. £29.99.

  Miranda Alcock

  pp. 728-732

• Melancholia

  Stefano Carta

  pp. 741-751

Articles

• Foetal Trauma, Body Memory and Early Infant Communication: A Case Illustration

  John Merchant

  pp. 601-617

Book Reviews

• Kirsch, Thomas B. A Jungian Life. Carmel, CA: Fisher King Press, 2014. (21 black and white illustrations). Pbk. $29.00.

  Ladson Hinton

  pp. 717-721

Journal Review

• Introducing a Russian Journal: Jungian Analysis

  Julia Ovchinnikova & Susanna Wright

  pp. 732-735

Film and Culture

• Horror Films and the Attack on Rationality

  Christopher Hauke

  pp. 736-740

Obituaries

• James Grotstein (8 November 1925 - 30 May 2015)

  pp. 752-755

Contributors to This Issue

• Contributors to the Issue

  pp. 756-758