Journal of Analytical Psychology

• Editorial

  Marcus West

  pp. 3-4

• Plurality of Psychic States in the Field

  Isabelle DeArmond

  pp. 28-48

• In Search of the Self à Deux: The Narcissistic Collusion and Impeded Individuation

  Karolina Nørby

  pp. 49-69

• Time for Space at the Table: An African American - Native American Analyst-in-Training's First-Hand Reflections. A Call for the IAAP to Publicly Denounce (But Not Erase) the White Supremacist Writings of C.G. Jung

  Christopher Jerome Carter

  pp. 70-92

• Daniel: Psychological Development of a Master Biblical Dream Interpreter

  Henry Abramovitch

  pp. 93-111

• The Terror of the Good: Working the Edge of Experience

  Dunbar S. Carpenter

  pp. 112-131

• Reply to John Merchant regarding ‘Impoverished Environment’ Response

  Erik Goodwyn

  pp. 153-157

• Burston, Daniel. Psychoanalysis, Politics and the Postmodern University. Switzerland A.G.: Springer Nature. 2020. Pp.184. Hbk: $84.99.

  Ann Casement

  pp. 161-163

• Tricarico, Giorgio. Lost Goddesses: a Kaleidoscope on Porn. London: Routledge. 2017. Pp. xii + 132. Hbk. $149.95. Pbk. $21.95.

  Mark Winborn

  pp. 163-167

• List of Contributors

  pp. 168-169

Original Articles

• Meeting the Orphan: Early Relational Trauma, Synchronicity and the Psychoid

  Lara Lagutina

  pp. 5-27

Response to Articles

• Archetypes and the ‘Impoverished Environment’ Argument: A Response to Goodwyn (2020)

  John Merchant

  pp. 132-152

Book Reviews

• Winborn, Mark. Interpretation in Jungian Analysis. Art and Technique. Abingdon, Oxon. & New York: Routledge. 2019. Pp. 222. Hbk. £110. Pbk. £29.99.

  John R. White

  pp. 158-161

• Editorial

  Nora Swan-Foster

  pp. 175-178

• Psychosis, Symbol, Affectivity 2: Another Perspective on the Treatment of Psychotic Disorder

  Fulvio Marchese, Barbara Bonanno, Daniele Borinato, Sofia Burgio, David Mangiapane, Marco Matranga, Epifania Saputo & Daniele La Barbera

  pp. 200-220

• A Personal Commentary on J.W. Perry, M.D., and Introduction to ‘Reconstitutive Process in the Psychopathology of the Self ‘

  Jean Kirsch

  pp. 221-231

• Reconstitutive Process in the Psychopathology of the Self

  John Weir Perry

  pp. 232-258

• The Day the Clock Stopped. Primitive States of Unintegration, Multidimensional Working through and the Birth of the Analytical Subject

  Antonio de Rienzo

  pp. 259-280

• Sitting through the Emptiness

  Alexander H. Smith

  pp. 281-300

• A Preliminary Sketch of a Jungian Socioanalysis - an Emerging Theory Combining Analytical Psychology, Complexity Theories, Sociological Theories, Socio- and Psychoanalysis, Group Analysis and Affect Theories

  Dorte Odde & Arne Vestergaard

  pp. 301-322

• Jungian Socioanalysis, Social Dreaming and the Emerging Complexity of Europe

  Arne Vestergaard & Dorte Odde

  pp. 323-344

• Art as Breathing

  Alexandre Schmitt & Liliana Liviano Wahba

  pp. 347-349

• Participation Mystique: Art and Psyche

  Heyong Shen

  pp. 349-351

• Cheers for the Man with the Bicycle

  Robert Wimmer

  pp. 352-353

• Mexican Ex-Votos: Mediators between the Human and Divine, Hope and Despair, when Facing the Pandemic

  Patricia Michan

  pp. 353-356

• Tempora Mutantur et Nos Mutamur in Illis (Times are Changed and we are Changed with them)

  Kamala Melik-Akhnazarova

  pp. 356-359

• The Tragic Opera of Pandemic New York City

  Beverley Zabriskie

  pp. 359-361

• List of Contributors

  pp. 367-372

• Withdrawal

  pp. 373

Original Articles

• Psychosis, Symbol, Affectivity 1: Etiopathogenesis and Treatment through Analytical Psychology

  Fulvio Marchese, Marco Matranga, Epifania Saputo, Daniele La Barbera & Rosario Puglisi

  pp. 179-199

Film and Culture

• Empathy and Aesthetics in Titanic Times

  Linda Carter, Alexandre Schmitt, Liliana Liviano Wahba, Heyong Shen, Robert Wimmer, Patricia Michan, Kamala Melik-Akhnazarova & Beverley Zabriskie

  pp. 345-347

Book Review

• Luci, Monica. Torture, Psychoanalysis & Human Rights. Abingdon & New York: Routledge. 2017. Pp. 278. Hbk. £130. Pbk. £29.59

  Ali Zarbafi

  pp. 362-366

• Editorial: COVID-19/Black Lives Matter Special Issue

  Marcus West, Nora Swan-Foster, Amanda Dowd & John Merchant

  pp. 378

• Processing Trauma in Psychoanalysis in ‘Real’ Time and in Dreams: The Convergence of Past, Present and Future During COVID-19

  Deborah Bryon

  pp. 399-410

• The Technologically-Mediated Self: Reflections on the Container and Field of Telecommunications

  August J. Cwik

  pp. 411-428

• Dreams and COVID-19

  Magda Di Renzo & Bruno Tagliacozzi

  pp. 429-442

• Intersections of Personal vs. Collective Trauma During the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Hijacking of the Human Imagination

  Donald Kalsched

  pp. 443-462

• Together - Apart: In Touch in a Time of Separation

  Marilyn A.F. Mathew

  pp. 463-483

• Working Online Due to the Covid-19 Pandemic: A Research and Literature Review

  John Merchant

  pp. 484-505

• Archetypes of the Pandemic

  Betty Sacco German

  pp. 506-516

• COVID-19, Precarity and Loneliness

  Susan Schwartz

  pp. 517-533

• Essential Anxiety: COVID-19 in Analytic Practice

  Kristina Schellinski

  pp. 534-545

• Adolescents Coping with the COVID-19 Pandemic: ‘Every Day is Like Another Sunday‘

  Robert Tyminski

  pp. 546-560

• Coronavirus: Does its Activation of Archetypes of Evil Cause Added Psychological Suffering?

  Nancy van den Berg-Cook

  pp. 561-582

• Art in Support of Life: Caravaggio and the Plague

  Caterina Vezzoli

  pp. 583-604

• Reflections on a Wounded and Bleeding Temenos

  Robin B. Zeiger

  pp. 605-619

• Is This a Good Time? Political Activism and other in the Temenos

  Fanny Brewster

  pp. 631-643

• Racial and Cultural in-Betweenness Meet in the Consulting Room: The Case of ‘Anna‘

  Lourdes Hernandez

  pp. 644-664

• A Fundamental Change in Vision: Where Black Lives Matter

  Carol Leader

  pp. 665-677

• Things Fall Apart. The Cultural Complex in Contemporary Times

  Helen Morgan

  pp. 678-694

• Phenomenology of the Trickster Archetype, U.S. Electoral Politics and the Black Lives Matter Movement

  Alan G. Vaughan

  pp. 695-718

• The Archetype of the Apocalypse. Analysing the Pandemics of Racism, Covid-19 and Climate Change

  William K. Grevatt

  pp. 729-749

• George Floyd's Death and COVID-19: Inflection Points in the Anthropocene Era?

  Dennis Merritt

  pp. 750-762

• List of Contributors

  pp. 780-786

Articles: COVID-19

• Clinical Experiences During the COVID-19 Pandemic

  Irene Agnello & Chiara Giubellini

  pp. 379-398

Black Lives Matter Movement

• Go Set a Watchman: Revealing Phantom Narratives and Shattering Projections in the Era of Black Lives Matter

  Pamela A. Behnen

  pp. 620-630

COVID-19, Black Lives Matter and Beyond

• Brazil: Hate and Intolerance in Times of Pandemic in a Mixed-Race Country

  Claudia Morelli Gadotti & Vera Lucia Colson Valente

  pp. 719-728

Book Review Essay

• Jung, C.G. The Black Books 1913-1932: Notebooks of Transformation. Ed. S. Shamdasani, trans. M. Liebscher, J. Peck & S. Shamdasani. Philemon Series. New York & London: W.W. Norton & Co. 2020. 7 volumes. Hbk. £165.65. Kindle £157.50.

  George Bright

  pp. 763-774

Obituary

• Nathan Schwartz-Salant

  Mark Kuras & Ilona Melker

  pp. 776-779

• Editorial

  Marcus West

  pp. 789-792

• Gender Detransition: A Case Study

  Lisa Marchiano

  pp. 813-832

• An Alternative Perspective: Gender Expression is a Form of Individuation and Authentic Self

  Karen Herdzik

  pp. 833-836

• Response to ‘Transgender Medicalization and the Attempt to Evade Psychological Distress’ (Withers 2020) and to Herdzik's (2021) Response to Withers

  David Solem

  pp. 837-843

• Response to Karen Herdzik and David Solem

  Robert Withers

  pp. 844-847

• Alchemical Dragons: Winnicott's Reaching towards the Objective Psyche

  William Meredith-Owen

  pp. 848-873

• A Response to William Meredith-Owen's ‘Alchemical dragons: Winnicott's Reaching towards the Objective Psyche‘

  Hellen Mabhikwa

  pp. 874-886

• Alchemy and the Repair of Dissociation - a Response to William Meredith-Owen

  Marcus West

  pp. 887-906

• When is it Time to Stop? When Good Enough Becomes Bad Enough

  Henry Abramovitch

  pp. 907-925

• Cultural Complex, Death Anxiety and Individuation During Times of Populism: A Dialogue between Jungian Psychology and Social Psychology

  Helge Michael Osterhold

  pp. 926-948

• Mapping the Psyche-Civilization Relationship: How Overcoming Conceptual Dualisms can Help us Better Comprehend the Trajectory of the Human Race

  Darcy L. Forster

  pp. 949-968

• The Philosophy of the Yijing and Jungian Analytical Psychology: A Comparative Study

  Wenzhi Zhang & Heyong Shen

  pp. 969-990

• Case Material: ‘Alexi’

  Anonymous

  pp. 992-997

• Case Response I

  Heather Formaini

  pp. 997-1001

• Case Response II

  Denise G. Ramos

  pp. 1001-1005

• Case Response III

  Tine Papič

  pp. 1005-1010

• Driver, Christine. The Self and the Quintessence: A Jungian Perspective. London & New York: Routledge. 2019. Pp. 178. Hbk £96; Pbk £29.59.

  Katerina Sarafidou

  pp. 1015-1018

• Ginzburg, Alessandra. & Carvalho, Richard. (2020). ‘Once and for all time, always the same?‘ British Journal of Psychotherapy, 36, 3, 430-44.

  Monica Luci

  pp. 1021-1024

• Nebbiosi, Gianni. (2016). ‘The smell of paper: on the usefulness of musical thought in psychoanalytic practice’. Psychoanalytic Dialogues, 26, 1-9.

  Joel Kroeker

  pp. 1024-1026

• Caropreso, Fátima. (2020). ‘Sabina Spielrein's theory of the origin and development of language’. The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 101, 4, 706-23.

  Felicity Brock Kelcourse

  pp. 1026-1029

• Ithier, Beatrice. (2020). ‘Boundaries and depths of the oneiric’. The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 101, 5, 879-99.

  Cynthia Luft

  pp. 1029-1032

• Karbelnig, Alan M. (2019). ‘The theater of the unconscious mind’. Psychoanalytic Psychology, 37, 4, 273-81.

  Constance Romero

  pp. 1032-1034

• List of Contributors

  pp. 1035-1038

Original Articles

• Reflections on the Role of the Analytic Setting in the Light of COVID-19

  Jan Wiener

  pp. 793-812

Clinical Commentaries

• Introduction from the editors

  Constance Romero & Carolyn Bates

  pp. 991-992

Book Reviews

• Waddell, M. & Kraemer, S. (Eds.). The Tavistock Century: 2020 Vision. Bicester: Phoenix Publishing. 2020. Pp. 406. Pbk. £39.99.

  Christopher Vincent

  pp. 1011-1015

Journal Reviews

• Fakhry Davids, M. (2020). ‘Psychoanalysis and black lives’. The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 101, 5, 1039-47.

  Sam Kimbles

  pp. 1019-1021

• Editor's introduction Special Issue: Psychological Types

  John Beebe

  pp. 1043-1044

• A Note from the Guest Editor on the Cover Image of the Journal of Analytical Psychology

  John Beebe

  pp. 1045-1047

• Type Development in Childhood and Beyond

  Elizabeth Murphy

  pp. 1074-1093

• Experiencing Whole Type: Living into the Archetypal Self

  Angelo Spoto

  pp. 1094-1118

• The Eightfold way of Teaching Psychological Type

  Carol Shumate

  pp. 1119-1138

• The Transcendent Function in Spitteler's Prometheus and Epimetheus

  John Beebe & Steve Myers

  pp. 1139-1158

• Typology, the Eight-Function Model, and Archetypal Complexes

  Hanne Urhøj

  pp. 1159-1176

• Embodying the Psychological Attitude: Types of Consciousness in the Transformation of Culture

  Mark Hunziker & Peter T. Dunlap

  pp. 1177-1205

• Yunus Emre: A Sufi Tale of Individuation towards the Self

  Bilge Azgın

  pp. 1227-1233

• Meeting the Other(s) in Bari: A Reflection on The Life Ahead

  Marzia Santori

  pp. 1234-1238

• Ross, Christopher F.J. & Francis, Leslie J. Personality, Religion, and Leadership: The Spiritual Dimensions of Psychological Type Theory. Lanham, MD & London: Rowman & Littlefield. 2020. Pp. xii + 258. Hbk. $95.00.

  Sam Kimbles

  pp. 1244-1247

• Hillman, James. From Types to Images: Uniform Edition Vol. 4, ed. K. Ottmann. Thompson, CT: Spring Publications. 2018. Pp. 224. Hbk. $29.00.

  Vicky Jo Varner

  pp. 1247-1252

• List of Contributors

  pp. 1253-1256

Original Articles

• The Current Situation and the Cultural Background of Psychological Type Theory in China

  Chenghou Cai

  pp. 1048-1073

Interview

• An Interview with Ladson Hinton, Conducted by Hessel Willemsen on 5th April 2021

  Ladson Hinton & Hessel Willemsen

  pp. 1206-1220

Film and Culture

• Film Review: Persona: The Dark Truth behind Personality Tests: Nottingham, J. (Producer) & Hawkins, T.T. (Director). (2021). Persona: The Dark Truth Behind Personality Tests [Film]. London: Dorothy Street Pictures.

  Richard Owen

  pp. 1221-1226

Book Reviews

• Myers, Steve. Myers-Briggs Typology vs Jungian Individuation: Overcoming One-Sidedness in Self and Society. London and New York: Routledge. 2019. Pp. xxv + 227. Hbk. £88. Pbk. £28.99

  Steven Herrmann

  pp. 1239-1244