Journal of Analytical Psychology

Editorial

• JAP Editorial February 2018

  William Meredith-Owen

  pp. 3-5

Articles

• Residues in the Analyst of the Patient's Symbiotic Connection at a Somatic Level: Unrepresented States in the Patient and Analyst

  Geraldine Godsil

  pp. 6-25

• The Analyst's Rorschach: Gateway to Opening the Dialectical Field

  William Alexy

  pp. 26-46

• Disrupted Narrative and Narrative Symbol

  Georgije Vuletić

  pp. 47-64

• C. G. Jung and Intuition: From the Mindscape of the Paranormal to the Heart of Psychology

  Nathalie Pilard

  pp. 65-84

• Freedom and the Psychoanalytic Ontology of Quantum Physics

  Stefan Gullatz & Matthew Gildersleeve

  pp. 85-105

• And the Dish Ran Away with the Spoon: A Hodgepodge of Reflections, as Rigorous as They are Rambling, on the True Subject

  Greg Mogenson

  pp. 106-122

• The Alchemical ‘Not’ and Marlan's Stone That Remains a Stone. A Response to His Critique of Giegerich's ‘Psychology Proper’

  John Hoedl

  pp. 123-130

• Colman, Warren. Act and Image: The Emergence of Symbolic Imagination. New Orleans: Spring Journal and Books. 2016. Pp. 338. Pbk. £24.96.

  John Merchant

  pp. 134-136

• Covington, Coline. Everyday Evils: A Psychoanalytic View of Evil and Morality. New York: Routledge, 2017. Pp. xiii +186. Pbk. $52.95.

  Steve Zemmelman

  pp. 136-139

• Gardner, Leslie & Gray, Frances (Eds.). Feminist Views from Somewhere: Post-Jungian Themes in Feminist Theory. Hove, New York: Routledge: 2017. Pp. 160. Pbk. £34.99.

  Nathalie Pilard

  pp. 139-141

• List of contributors

  pp. 142-143

Book Reviews

• Bisagni, Francesco. Obsessions: The Twisted Cruelty. London: Karnac Books, 2017. Pp. 272. Pbk. £27.99.

  Brian Feldman

  pp. 131-133

• April Editorial

  Susanna Wright

  pp. 147-149

• Imagining with the Body in Analytical Psychology. Movement as Active Imagination: An Interdisciplinary Perspective from Philosophy and Neuroscience

  Ana Deligiannis

  pp. 166-185

• Imaginal Action: Towards a Jungian Conception of Enactment, and an Extraverted Counterpart to Active Imagination

  Robin S. Brown

  pp. 186-206

• Hiding in Plain Sight: Jung, Astrology, and the Psychology of the Unconscious

  Stephanie Buck

  pp. 207-227

• On Matters of Mind and Body: Regarding Descartes

  Elizabeth Urban

  pp. 228-240

• The Ethical Dimension of Analytical Psychology

  Marco Heleno Barreto

  pp. 241-254

• Yiassemides, A., ed., Time and the Psyche: Jungian Perspectives, London and New York: Routledge, 2017. Pp. 150. Pbk. £31.99.

  Christian Gaillard

  pp. 256-259

• Zoja, Luigi. Paranoia: The Madness that Makes History. London and New York: Routledge. 2017. Pp. 347. Hbk: £130.00. Pbk: £37.99. Ebook: £37.99.

  Ann Casement

  pp. 259-261

• Contributors to the Issue

  pp. 262-263

Articles

• Traumatic Dissociation of Aspects of the Feminine: An Asian Cultural Perspective

  Aditee Ghate

  pp. 150-165

Book Reviews

• Campbell, Donald & Hale, Rob. Working in the Dark: Understanding the pre-suicide state of mind. London: Routledge. 2017. Pp. 120. Hbk. £85. Pbk. £21.99.

  Maggie McAlister

  pp. 255-256

• Editorial

  Marcus West

  pp. 267-270

• Welcome Address to the ‘Who is My Jung?’ conference

  Arthur Niesser

  pp. 277-279

• Who is My Jung? Memories, Reflections, Prospects

  Martin Stone

  pp. 280-294

• Aqua Vitae, Aqua Permanens: Dreaming, Drowning, Swimming and Surfing in Analysis

  Marilyn Matthew

  pp. 295-304

• Jung and Mr. Punch as Mythologems

  Dale Mathers

  pp. 305-312

• Living in Two Worlds. How ‘Jungian’ am I?

  Helen Morgan

  pp. 313-321

• ‘Who is My Jung?’ The Progressive, though Sometimes Ambivalent, Expansion of Jung's Idea of the Collective Unconscious: From an ‘Unconscious Humanity’ to - in all But Name - the Soul of the World

  Jules Cashford

  pp. 322-335

• Are Archetypes Essential?

  Warren Colman

  pp. 336-346

• Who is My Jung? A Personal and Symbolic History

  Jim Fitzgerald

  pp. 347-355

• ‘Thank God I'm Not a Jungian’

  Ann Shearer

  pp. 356-367

• Outside-in: Jung's myth of Interiority Ambiguated. Or - Knowing Me, Knowing Jung - ahah!

  Mark Saban

  pp. 368-381

• Paradoxical Affinities: Otherness and Ambivalence as Creative Pathways

  Jan Wiener

  pp. 382-392

• Denial: In its Own Shadow (A Clinical Response)

  Roselyn Abbott

  pp. 406-408

• List of Contributors

  pp. 409-412

Articles

• Introduction 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)

  Ruth Williams

  pp. 271-276

Book Review

• Brown, Robin S. (ed.). Re-Encountering Jung: Analytical Psychology and Contemporary Psychoanalysis. New York: Routledge, 2018. Pp. xv + 230. Pbk. £31.99.

  Michael J. Loeffler

  pp. 393-396

Film and Culture

• Denial: in its own shadow

  Sue Lieberman

  pp. 397-405

• Editorial

  Tom Kelly

  pp. 417-419

• A Master’s Key to the Analysis of Self-Experience

  John Beebe

  pp. 440-443

• Jungian Dialogism and the Problem of Depth

  William E. Smythe

  pp. 444-461

• Freud, Jung and The Great Chain of Being

  Soren Ekstrom

  pp. 462-483

• Brain Activation Patterns in Response to Complex Triggers in the Word Association Test: Results from a New Study in the United States

  Michael Escamilla, Hugo Sandoval, Vince Calhoun & Marisol Ramirez

  pp. 484-509

• Complex in Memory, Mind in Matter: Walking Hand in Hand

  Aurea Afonso M. Caetano & Teresa Cristina Machado

  pp. 510-528

• Cultural Clinical Psychology and Metaphors of Trauma Effects: Discussions from an International Expert Conference in Zurich

  Andreas Maercker & Iara Meili

  pp. 529-535

• Makari, George. Soul Machine: The Invention of the Modern Mind. New York: W.W. Norton. 2015. Pp. xvi + 656. Hbk. $39.95. Pbk. $19.95.

  Victor J. Krebs

  pp. 538-542

• Stern, Donnel B. & Hirsch, Irwin. (eds.). The Interpersonal Perspective in Psychoanalysis, 1960s-1990s: Rethinking transference and countertransference. London & New York: Routledge. 2017. Pp. 310. Hbk. $190. Pbk. $52.95.

  Paul Lippmann

  pp. 542-545

• Czubinska, Grazyna (2017). ‘Migration as an Unconscious Search for Identity: Some Reflections on Language, Difference and Belonging.’ British Journal of Psychotherapy, 33:2 159-176.

  Hellen Mabhikwa

  pp. 549-551

• Cassorla, Roosevelt M.S. (2017). ‘Stupidity in the Analytic Field: Vicissitudes of the Detachment Process in Adolescence’. International Journal Psychoanalysis, 98:371-391

  Francesco Bisagni

  pp. 552-554

• Slochower, J. (2017). ‘Going too Far: Relational Heroines and Relational Excess’. Psychoanalytic Dialogues, 27, 3, 282-299.

  Nora Swan-Foster

  pp. 554-557

• Nociforo, Nicola. (2017). ‘The Invasion of Reality (or of Negotiation): The Psychoanalytic Ethic and Extinction Anxiety’. International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 98: 1311-1332.

  Basia Gasiorek

  pp. 557-559

• Ogden, T.H. (2017). ‘Dreaming the Analytic Session: A Clinical Essay’. Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 86, 1, 1-19.

  Joel Kroeker

  pp. 560-562

Articles

• The Weariness of the Hero: Depression and the Self in a Civilization in Transition

  Henrique C. Pereira

  pp. 420-439

Book Reviews

• Brunskell-Evans, H. & Moore, M. (Eds). Transgender Children and Young People: Born in Your Own Body. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2018. Pp. 224. Hbk. £61.99.

  James Caspian

  pp. 536-538

Journal Reviews

• Levy, R. (2017). ‘Intimacy, the drama and beauty of encountering the Other’. International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 98, 3, 877-894.

  Antonio Karim Lanfranchi

  pp. 546-549

Obituary

• Obituary: Thomas B. Kirsch, M.D.

  Murray Stein

  pp. 563-567

Contributors to This Issue

• List of Contributors

  pp. 568-570

• Editorial

  Marcus West

  pp. 575-576

• Wiki-Analysis: Speed, Adaptation and Subjectivity in a Liquid World

  Francesco Bisagni

  pp. 599-618

• ‘Just Black Sometimes’: Analytic Tools Applied at the Frontlines of Social Upheaval, Part 1

  Robert Tyminski

  pp. 619-640

• An Unhealable Wound: Left by Suicide

  Claire Allphin

  pp. 641-655

• Descartes’ Dualism and the Phenomenological Tradition: A Response to Elizabeth Urban’s ‘On Matters of Mind and Body: Regarding Descartes’

  Roger Brooke

  pp. 656-660

• Response to Roger Brooke’s Critique of ‘On Matters of Mind and Body: Regarding Descartes’

  Elizabeth Urban

  pp. 661-663

• A Simple Statement about the Concept of Archetypes Stimulated by Warren Colman’s Paper ‘Are Archetypes Essential?’

  Hugh Gee

  pp. 664-666

• Response to Hugh Gee’s ‘A Simple Statement about the Concept of Archetypes’

  Warren Colman

  pp. 667-669

• The Artist and The Model

  Gonzalo Himiob

  pp. 678-680

• Giacometti’s Gaze

  Matthias Leutrum

  pp. 681-687

• Art and Psyche

  Linda Carter

  pp. 688-691

Articles

• ‘Routine is a Blind Alley’ (C. G. Jung): On the Similarities between Artistic-Creative and Psychoanalytic Work

  Stefan Wolf

  pp. 577-598

Film and Culture

• Human Flow/Sweet Country/No Law

  Craig San Roque

  pp. 670-677

Contributors to This Issue

• List of Contributors

  pp. 692-695