Journal of Analytical Psychology

• Editorial

  Nora Swan-Foster

  pp. 3-4

• Schreber: An Approach to Soul Androgyny

  Lygia Aride Fuentes

  pp. 21-32

• Analytical Psychology and Quantum Physics in a World in Crisis and under Transformation

  Ana Lia Aufranc

  pp. 33-44

• Madness is other People: Alterity/Ipseity and the Sibling Archetype

  Gustavo Barcellos

  pp. 45-54

• On Mystery: Explorations on the Experience of the Numinous

  Federico Benchín

  pp. 55-72

• Facilitating the Emergence of Hidden Dissociative Identity Disorder: Finding the Lost Maiden Medusa

  Ruth Calland

  pp. 73-87

• Migratory Phenomenon and Expressive Sandwork in Vulnerable Populations

  Ana Deligiannis & Mónica Pinilla

  pp. 88-104

• After the Catastrophe: Working with the Intergenerational Transmission of Collective Trauma in Jungian Analysis

  Brian Feldman

  pp. 105-118

• I Thought I Was Being Blessed

  Jill Fischer

  pp. 119-129

• At the Train Station: The Self, Suspended in Collective Trauma. Symbolic Analysis with Victims of Childhood Trauma Caused by State Terrorism

  Karin Fleischer

  pp. 130-144

• The Loss of the Soul and the Myth of the Living Dead. A Jungian Approach to a Mental Health Problem in a Public Hospital in Buenos Aires

  Cristina González-Casal

  pp. 145-159

• Assisted Dying: Reflections on the Psychological Process

  Tom Kelly

  pp. 160-169

• The Analyst as User Illusion: Therapy in the Time of COVID-19

  Matthias Leutrum

  pp. 170-182

• Innocents, Psychopaths and the Imagination

  Liliana Liviano Wahba

  pp. 183-195

• Human: True or False? Man, Myth and Cinema

  Marcia Moura Coelho

  pp. 196-207

• The Patasola: Archetypal Roots of Feminine Identity in Exile in a Colombian Myth

  Inés De la Ossa Izquierdo

  pp. 208-222

• Ethical Issues, Family Systems and Analytical Training

  Paula Pantoja Boechat

  pp. 223-233

• Creating Our Own Black Books: Keeping a Journal as a Loom of Life

  Mónica Pinilla Pineda

  pp. 234-246

• Exile and the Kingdom: Integration of an Exiled Family

  Bráulio Porto

  pp. 247-260

• The ‘Oscar Curse’ or the Price of Women's Development

  Denise Gimenez Ramos

  pp. 261-274

• Latin America - a Civilization in Transition Viewed from the Angle of the Emotions

  Pablo Raydan & Mireya Vargas

  pp. 275-286

• Narcissism - the Refusal of Twoness through Sexual Addiction and Pornography

  Susan E. Schwartz

  pp. 287-305

• Civilization within the Heart: The Image and Meaning of ‘Civilization’ and ‘Culture’ in Chinese Characters

  Heyong Shen

  pp. 306-316

• Perspectivism and Shamanism in the Jungian Clinic: The Jaguar as an Archetypal Image of the Latin American Cultural Unconscious

  Ana Luisa Teixeira De Menezes & Walter Boechat

  pp. 317-330

• Individual Analysis: A Failure or a Shared Experience of Social Justice

  Harry Wells Fogarty

  pp. 331-344

• Healthy Narcissism and Individuation - Clinical, Cultural and Political Manifestations

  Marcus West

  pp. 345-362

• Whispering at the Edges: Engaging Ephemeral Phenomena

  Mark Winborn

  pp. 363-374

• Case Response I

  Robert Tyminski

  pp. 380-384

• Case Response II

  Mark Winborn

  pp. 384-387

• Case Response III

  Sue Austin

  pp. 388-392

• Evans, Marcus. Psychoanalytic Thinking in Mental Health Settings. Abingdon, Oxon & New York: Routledge. 2021. Pp. xiv + 137. Hbk. £110. Pbk. £24.99. Ebk. £22.49.

  Kathrine Quiller

  pp. 395-397

• List of Contributors

  pp. 398-406

Proceedings of JAP's First Latin American Conference, ‘Civilization in Transition: Clinical, Social and Academic Perspectives’. Online, 9-11 April, 2021. (Part 1

• Autism: An ‘Epidemic’ of Contemporary Times?

  Ceres Alves De Araujo

  pp. 5-20

Clinical Commentaries

• Case Material: ‘Valeria’

  pp. 375-380

Book Reviews

• Casement, Ann. Jung: An Introduction. Oxfordshire, UK: Phoenix Publishing. 2021. Pp. 284. Pbk. £21.99. E-book: £17.99

  Robert Tyminski

  pp. 393-395

Editorial

• Editorial

  Marcus West

  pp. 411

Articles: Proceedings of JAP’S First Latin American Conference, ‘Civilization in Transition: Clinical, Social and Academic Perspectives’. Online, 9-11 April, 2021. (Part 2

• On Prophets and Disciples: The Case of Osho

  Juan Carlos Alonso

  pp. 412-422

• Symbolic Reading of Panic Disorder: Experience of Imminent Death and Self Alerts

  Maria Zelia de Alvarenga

  pp. 423-433

• Digressions on the Fascist State of Mind. Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Narcissism and ‘Social-ism‘

  Francesco Bisagni

  pp. 434-444

• Epigenetics and the Return to the Great Mother Archetype

  Regina Alvares Bíscaro

  pp. 445-454

• Observations on Psychic Vulnerability to Media Dissemination of False Political-Ideological Messages (Fake News)

  Rubens Bragarnich

  pp. 455-467

• Civilization in Transition. The Contemporary Imperative for an Active Unus Mundus

  Ursula Brasch & Claudio Mele

  pp. 468-479

• Bastard Children of the Avant-Garde: Artistic Expression in the Cubist and Abstract Expressionist Movements and the Psychoanalytic Process

  Deborah Bryon

  pp. 480-491

• Interculturality: A Place to Experience Multiplicity

  David P. Butler & Stella Maximo Steinwascher

  pp. 492-500

• Archetype and Epigenetics - Approximations: Contributions of Epigenetics to the Clinical Practice of Analytical Psychology

  Aurea Afonso M. Caetano & Teresa Cristina Machado

  pp. 501-517

• Bipedal Migrant Suitcase: Container of a Psyche in Transition

  Carolina A. de Chirinos

  pp. 518-527

• Myth and Origin of the Karitiana Ethnicity

  Elisabete Christofoletti

  pp. 528-537

• Transgressions of Innate Moral Codes — Transgressions in Service of the Self

  Michael Conforti

  pp. 538-550

• The Many Faces of Power

  Ana Maria Cordeiro

  pp. 551-562

• Borderline States: A Topography of Contemporary Psyche

  Alvaro Ancona de Faria

  pp. 563-572

• Marital Betrayal, Culture and Prejudice

  Iraci Galiás

  pp. 573-582

• In Search of Some Light in This Ugly Darkness

  Roberto Gambini

  pp. 583-592

• How to Maintain Mental Health in Today's World?

  Maria Helena R. Mandacarú Guerra

  pp. 593-604

• Childhood and Cultural Evolution

  Ignez Carvalho Hartmann

  pp. 605-620

• The Symbolic and Non-Symbolic Aspect of Image: Clinical and Cultural Reflections

  Toshio Kawai

  pp. 621-634

• Civilization in Transition (Ontological Confrontation)

  Amnéris Maroni

  pp. 635-645

• Addictions: Current Perspectives

  Maria Paula de Magalhães Tavares de Oliveira

  pp. 646-659

• Orfeu da Conceição: The Political Dimension of the Carnival Chant

  Victor Palomo

  pp. 660-674

• How to Build a Paranoid in the 21st Century? Paranoid Psychic Policies in Turbulent Times

  Marcus Quintaes

  pp. 675-684

• Inner-Outer Couple: Anima and Animus Revisited. New Perspectives for a Clinical Approach in Transition

  Mario E. Saiz

  pp. 685-700

• Politics and Power in Ultra-Modernity

  Vera Colson Valente

  pp. 701-710

• Introduction to an Epistemology for Analytical Psychology in a Civilization in Transition

  Tito Livio Ferreira Vieira

  pp. 711-727

• Resentment - Cultural and Individual Complex

  Magali Josefina Villalobos

  pp. 728-740

• Richard Blanco: the Luminescence of Poets and Fireflies

  Linda Carter

  pp. 745-754

• List of Contributors

  pp. 758-766

• Corrigendum

  pp. 767

Film & Culture

• Vengo: The Soundscape of Duende

  Patricia Soledad Llosa

  pp. 741-744

Book Review

• Carpani, Stefano. (ed.) The Plural Turn in Jungian and Post-Jungian Studies: the Work of Andrew Samuels. London & New York: Routledge. 2021. Pp. 268. Hbk. £120.

  Sue Austin

  pp. 755-757

Editorial

• Editorial

  Nora Swan-Foster

  pp. 771-773

Articles

• The Self and Alien Self in Psyche and Soma

  C. Susan Mizen

  pp. 774-795

• Self, Ego and Suicide

  Oliver Dale

  pp. 796-816

• The Transcendent Function in Politics: YES!

  Steve Myers

  pp. 817-837

• Archetypes and Clinical Application: How the Genome Responds to Experience

  Erik Goodwyn

  pp. 838-859

• The Analytic Methods of Groddeck and Jung in Light of the Philosophy of Nature

  Marco Balenci

  pp. 860-883

• Maroda, Karen J. The Analyst's Vulnerability: Impact on Theory and Practice. London and New York: Routledge. 2022. Pp. 226. Hbk. £120. Pbk. £25.35.

  Robert Tyminski

  pp. 903-905

• Cunningham, Renee Moreau. Archetypal Nonviolence. King, Jung, and Culture Through the Eyes of Selma. New York: Routledge. (2021). Pp. 160. Hbk. £120. Pbk. £29.99. Ebk £26.99.

  John White

  pp. 906-908

• List of Contributors

  pp. 911-912

Interview

• An Interview with Hester Solomon, Conducted by George Bright on 9th January, 2021

  Hester Solomon & George Bright

  pp. 884-898

Book Reviews

• Dunlea, Marian. BodyDreaming in the Treatment of Developmental Trauma: an Embodied Therapeutic Approach. Abingdon, UK & New York: Routledge. 2019. Pp. xxii + 289. Pbk. £29.99.

  Wendy J. Bratherton

  pp. 899-903

Obituary

• Hester McFarland Solomon: February 11th, 1943 - October 5th, 2021

  Jan Wiener

  pp. 909-910

Editorial

• Editorial

  Jan Wiener & Linda Carter

  pp. 915-918

Articles: Proceedings of Second International Conference in Jungian Child Analysis, (Online), 12-14 March 2021

• Thinking the Unthinkable: Trauma, Defence and Early States of Mind in the Work of Alessandra Cavalli

  Warren Colman

  pp. 919-938

• LET ME GO: Depression and Suicidal Fantasies in Children

  Francesco Bisagni

  pp. 939-961

• Sandplay: Traces in the Sand - Traces in the Brain

  Ruth Ammann

  pp. 962-978

• Observation: Its Role in Anna Freud's Developmental Approach and Therapeutic Parent-Toddler Groups

  Inge-Martine Pretorius

  pp. 979-998

• Destructiveness: A ‘Neglected Child’ in the Theory of Analytical Psychology

  Gustav Bovensiepen

  pp. 999-1019

• The Other Made Visible: Creative Methods, Inner Figures and Agents of Change when Working Through Early Childhood Trauma in Adulthood

  Nora Swan-Foster

  pp. 1020-1044

• The Flux and Flow of Free-Play and Paradox

  Linda Carter

  pp. 1045-1069

• Back to the Future: When Children and Adolescents Return to Office Sessions following Episodes of Teletherapy

  Robert Tyminski

  pp. 1070-1090

• The Valiant Battle: From Chaos to Integration

  Liza J. Ravitz

  pp. 1091-1125

• Case Response I

  Judith Merenfeld-Moscu

  pp. 1166-1170

• Case Response II

  John Merchant

  pp. 1170-1176

• Case response III

  Ian Mc Cabe

  pp. 1176-1182

• Schaverien, Joy. (2021). ‘Revisiting Boarding School Syndrome: The Anatomy of Psychological Traumas and Sexual Abuse’. British Journal of Psychotherapy, 37, 4, 606-22. https://doi.org/10.1111/bjp.12677

  Dale Mathers

  pp. 1192-1194

• Marks-Tarlow, Terry, & Shapiro, Yakov. (2021). ‘Synchronicity, Acausal Connection, and the Fractal Dynamics of Clinical Practice’. Psychoanalytic Dialogues, 31, 4, 468-86. https://doi.org/10.1080/10481885.2021.1925283 Harris, Adrienne. (2021). ‘Discussion: “Synchronicity, acausal connection, and the fractal dynamics of clinical practice”’. Psychoanalytic Dialogues, 31, 4, 487-92. https://doi.org/10.1080/10481885.2021.1926789 Cartwright, Duncan. (2021). ‘Can we sing potatoes? Primary substrates, synchronicity, and fractal dynamics in clinical practice’. Psychoanalytic Dialogues, 31, 4, 493-502. https://doi.org/10.1080/10481885.2021.1926791

  George B. Hogenson

  pp. 1194-1197

• Leikert, Sebastian. (2021). ‘Encapsulated Body Engrams and Somatic Narration - Integrating Body Memory into Psychoanalytic Technique’. The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 102, 4, 671-88. https://doi.org/10.1080/00207578.2021.1927044

  Karin Fleischer

  pp. 1197-1200

• Reis, Bruce. (2021). ‘The Analyst's Listening: For, to, with’. The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 102, 2, 219-35. https://doi.org/10.1080/00207578.2020.1848393

  Dianne Braden

  pp. 1200-1202

• Anzieu, Didier. (2021). ‘Psychoanalysis Still’. The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 102, 1, 109-16. https://doi.org/10.1080/00207578.2020.1780731

  Antonio Karim Lanfranchi

  pp. 1202-1207

• Hepburn, Jan McGregor (2021). ‘Strachey's Shadow: A Re-Examination of the Use of the Mutative Interpretation’. British Journal of Psychotherapy, 37, 2, 195-207. https://doi.org/10.1111/bjp.12632

  Mark Winborn

  pp. 1207-1210

Commentary and Translated Article

• Spielrein, S. (1923). ‘Some analogies between the thought of the child, that of the aphasic and subconscious thought’. Archives de Psychologie, 72, 305-22: Commentary and translation by Sarah Flanders, Pittsburgh, PA, USA

  pp. 1126-1142

Interview

• An interview with Dr. George Hogenson, conducted by Dr. Joe Cambray on 20 August, 2021: George Hogenson, Chicago, Illinois, USA and Joe Cambray, Carpinteria, California, USA

  pp. 1143-1159

Clinical Commentaries

• Case Material: Nikolai

  Anonymous

  pp. 1160-1166

Obituary

• Camilla Bosanquet: (18th January 1921-14th June 2021)

  Cathy Kaplinsky

  pp. 1183-1185

Book Review

• Papadopoulos, Renos K. Involuntary Dislocation: Home, Trauma, Resilience and Adversity-Activated Development. London & New York: Routledge. 2021. Pp. 328. Hbk. £120. Pbk. £29.999

  Monica Luci

  pp. 1186-1188

Journal Reviews

• Levine, Howard B. (2021). ‘Trauma, Process and Representation’. The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 102, 4, 794-807. https://doi.org/10.1080/00207578.2020.1841923

  Martin Schmidt

  pp. 1189-1192

Contributors to this Issue

• List of Contributors

  pp. 1211-1215

Editorial Announcement

• Announcement: New Editors of the Journal

  Nora Swan-Foster

  pp. 1219-1220

Editorial

• Special Issue: Our Environmental and Climate Crisis

  Amanda Dowd

  pp. 1221-1224

Introduction to Papers

• Introduction to Papers: Special Issue: Our Environmental and Climate Crisis

  Amanda Dowd

  pp. 1225-1231

Articles

• Gaia, Psyche and Deep Ecology

  Andrew Fellows

  pp. 1232-1256

• Dancing at the End of the World? Psychoanalysis, Climate Change and Joy

  Joseph Dodds

  pp. 1257-1269

• Vanishing Acts: The Crisis of Our Loss of Kinship with the More-Than-Human World

  Amanda Dowd

  pp. 1270-1295

• Psyche Within the Matrix of the Natural World: Weaving the Inner and Outer

  Barbara Holifield

  pp. 1296-1318

• From Dissociation to Integration: The Value of the ‘Green Factor’

  Patrizia Peresso

  pp. 1319-1340

• Dark Feet and Dark Wings: Penetrating the Depths of the Earth

  Robin B. Zeiger

  pp. 1341-1362

• Eco-Anxiety in Everyday Life: Facing the Anxiety and Fear of a Degraded Earth in Analytic Work

  Stephen J. Foster

  pp. 1363-1385

• The Spiral of Plastic Pollution: A Compensatory Urge from the Collective Unconscious for an Ecological-Psychological Transformation of Civilization

  Susanna Bucher

  pp. 1386-1409

• The Tree That Called My Name: On the Significance of Encountering the Constellated Symbol in the Natural, Other-Than-Human, World

  Gillian M. Brown

  pp. 1410-1430

• Contextualizing Eco-Anxiety and Eco-Anger: Tentative Responses to Visceral and Numinous Emotions

  Cécile Rozuel & Christian R. Bellehumeur

  pp. 1431-1451

• Maturing Conversations: Developing Climate Engagement Through Group Dialogues

  Sally Gillespie

  pp. 1452-1474

• Rethinking Ecology: Myth, Meter and Measure in Jungle Nama

  Sulagna Sengupta

  pp. 1497-1504

• List of Contributors

  pp. 1520-1524

Interview

• An Interview with Dr. Joe Cambray, Conducted by Dr. August Cwik on 17th October 2021

  Joe Cambray & August J. Cwik

  pp. 1475-1489

Film & Culture

• Climate Change and Racism: Or, Why Tarzan Can't help us Save the Planet

  Dale Mathers

  pp. 1490-1496

Book Review Essay

• What Can Depth Psychology Contribute to Ecological Transformation? A Review of Eight Recent Books

  Susanna Bucher

  pp. 1505-1519