The C.G. Jung Foundation for Analytical Psychology

Quadrant: Article Index

Quadrant has been in publication since the spring of 1968. This is a cumulative index of all articles by title. For a list of articles by author, see the Author Index.

A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | L | M | N | O | P | R | S | T | U | V | W | X-Y-Z

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About Anselm Kiefer: Excerpts from a Conversation with Curator Mark Rosenthal (1990)

The Absence of Black Americans As Jungian Analysts — Polly Young-Eisendrath (1987)

Abstract Art and the Unconscious — James Wyly (1990)

Aching in the Places Where We Used to Play: A Jungian Approach to Midlife Change — Jeffrey Burke Satinover and Lenore Thomson Bentz (1992)

An Activist's Perspective: The Inner Nature of the Environmental Crisis — Richard J. Myers (1990)

The Age of Androgyny — June Singer (Winter 1975)

Aggression: A Jungian Point of View — Richmond K. Greene (Fall 1986)

Aggression, Guilt, Fear, Love: Lectures — Edward C. Whitmont. Précis to the Lectures by Stanton Marlan (Fall 1969)

Alchemy as a Psychological Process: Lectures — Edward F. Edinger. Précis to the Lectures by Gladys Taylor (Autumn 1968)

All-Purpose Dirt: An Apologia — Beverly Bond Clarkson (Winter 2001)

America as “The New World”: Psychological Consequences of an Historical Image — Philip T. Zabriskie (1988)

America as “The New World”: Psychological Consequences of an Historical Image – A Response — John R. Haule (1988)

The American Indian in Fact and Symbol: Lectures — Joseph L. Henderson. Précis to the Lectures by Patricia Spindler (Spring 1971)

American Nekyia, Part One — Edward F. Edinger (Fall 1974)

American Nekyia, Part Two — Edward F. Edinger (Spring 1975)

American Nekyia, Part Three — Edward F. Edinger (Summer 1976)

American Nekyia, Part Four — Edward F. Edinger (Winter 1976)

Amplification as Consecration (for Philip Zabriskie: In Memoriam) — James Hillman (Summer 2007)

Analysis in a Group Setting — Edward C. Whitmont (Spring 1974)

The Analyst's Myth: Freud and Jung as Each Other's Analyst — C. Jess Groesbeck (Spring 1980)

Anger As Inner Transformation — Stephen A. Martin (Spring 1986)

Aniela Jaffé (1903–1991): In Memoriam — Robert Hinshaw (1992)

Anselm Kiefer: The Artist as Alchemist — Jay Sherry (1990)

Apricots and Beans: Cooking Up Food for The Soul — Meredith Sabini (Summer 2001)

Archetypal Hallucinations in Brain Damage — David T. Bradford (Winter 1998)

Archetypal Images from the Stone Age: Lectures — Jesse E. Fraser. Précis to the Lectures by Dorsha Hayes (Winter 1969)

Archetypal Qualities Underlying the Rorschach Experiences: Lectures — Robert S. McCully. Précis to the Lectures by William Douglas Hitchings (Fall 1969)

Archetype: The History and Development of a Concept — Gary V. Hartman (Summer 2003)

Archetypes Surrounding Death — Marie-Louise von Franz (Summer 1979)

The Area of Faith Between Michael Eigen and His Readers — Aner Govrin (Winter 2007)

The Art of Remembering Dreams — Henry Reed (Summer 1976)

At the Threshold of Psycho-Genesis — Cedrus N. Monte (Winter 2001)

Athena Today: Paradoxes of Power and Vulnerability — Roger Woolger and Jennifer Woolger (1987)

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Balancing the Shields: Native American Teachings and the Individuation Process — Mary Loomis (1988)

Balancing the Shields: Native American Teachings and the Individuation Process – A Response — Donald F. Sandner (1988)

Balder's Bad Dream: Jung's Relevance to the Postmodern Condition — Mark F. Kuras (Winter 2000)

Barnstock’s Progeny: The Sword Of Incest and the Tree of Life in Freud, Jung, and Spielrein (Part 1 of 2) — Greg Mogenson (Summer 2000)

Barnstock’s Progeny: The Sword Of Incest and the Tree of Life in Freud, Jung, and Spielrein (Part 2 of 2) — Greg Mogenson (Winter 2001)

Befriending the Dark Witch of Countertransference Resistance — Aprill Cameron (Summer 2002)

The Beheaded — Judith Kroll (1995)

Bewitchment — Ann and Barry Ulanov (Winter 1978)

The Beyond — Barbara Hannah (Winter 1969)

Beyond Freud and Jung: Seven Analysts Discuss the Impact of New Ideas About Dreamwork — Michael Vannoy Adams, Editor (1992)

Beyond the Gingerbread House: Addiction, Recovery, and Esoteric Thought — David Dan (1991)

Birth Chart of the C. G. Jung Center — Pseudo-Scorpitarius (Spring 1975)

Body Experience and Psychological Awareness — Edward C. Whitmont (Autumn 1972)

'The Boundless Expanse': Jung's Reflections on Death and Life — Sonu Shamdasani (Winter 2008)

Breakdowns and Breakthroughs: Kinship and Psychoanalytic Theory — Sherry Salman (Winter 2008)

Building the House of Consciousness — Robin van Löben Sels (Summer 2004)

Bulworth's Alchemical Hip-Hop. Film review. — Gail Grynbaum (Summer 1999)

The Butterfly Woman: Being Stuck and Getting Unstuck — Michael Vannoy Adams (Winter 2008)

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Cancer and Active Imagination — Lorna Wood (Winter 2005)

Carmen: Bride of Dionysus — Austin Clarkson (1987)

“Cat Burglar” in the Topkapi Palace: The Double Binds of Therapy with Dissociative Identity Patients (Part 1 of 2) — Ronald T. Curran (Winter 1998)

“Cat Burglar” in the Topkapi Palace: The Double Binds of Therapy with Dissociative Identity Patients (Part 2 of 2) — Ronald T. Curran (Summer 1998)

Centerpoint — Chandler D. Brown (Winter 1973)

Ceremonies, Myths and Stories of the Taos Indians: Lecture — John Manchester. Précis to the Lecture by Clydeen Malloch and Richard Sussman (Autumn 1971)

C. G. Jung and the Problems of Our Time — Marie-Louise von Franz (Fall 1969)

The C. G. Jung Foundation: The First Twenty-One Years — Doreen B. Lee (Fall 1983)

Changing Fate Into Destiny — Warren Steinberg (Winter 1999)

Chaos and Rhythm: Lecture — Alan McGlashan. Précis to the Lecture by Rhoda Head (Spring 1971)

Charles A. Lindbergh: The Great American Aviator — Richard D. Logan (Winter 1999)

The Child Archetype — James H. Young (Winter 1977)

Christopher Whitmont: Musician, Homeopath, Jungian Analyst — Georgette Kelley (Summer 1999)

Classic Man-Woman Models in Fairy Tales — David L. Hart (Winter 1973)

Clinical Authority: Some Thoughts Out of Season — Paul K. Kugler (1990)

Clouds of Beauty: A Quadrant interview with Artist Sam Francis (1990)

The Clown Archetype — Ann and Barry Ulanov (Spring 1980)

The Coming Dawn — Esther M. Harding (Autumn 1968)

Coming to Terms with Hera — Christine Downing (Winter 1979)

The Collective Unconscious: Jung's Most Misunderstood Concept — June K. Singer (Spring 1970)

The Complex and the Object: Common Ground, Different Paths — Erel Shalit and James Hall (Summer 2006)

Confessions of an Extravert — Thayer A. Greene (Winter 1975)

A Conversation with Joseph Campbell — Jamake Highwater (Spring 1985)

Conversations with Jung: 1922–1961 — M. Esther Harding (Winter 1975)

The Cosmic Organism — Edward C. Whitmont (1990)

The Cross as an Archetypal Symbol — Esther M. Harding (Autumn 1971)

The Cultural Unconscious — Joseph L. Henderson (1988)

The Cultural Unconscious – A Response — Harry Prochaska (1988)

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Dante's “Dis:” Archetypal Image and Clinical Reality with Early Trauma Patients — Donald Kalsched (Winter 2005)

Death's Knowable Mysteries — Meredith Sabini (Winter 2000)

The Death and Rebirth of Values at Midlife — Larry Gates (1992)

Death of a Princess: In Memoriam, Diana, Princess of Wales July 1, 1961–August 31, 1997 — Veronica Goodchild (Summer 1999)

The Demon-Lover at Midlife — John R. Haule (1992)

Depression: Some Clinical and Theoretical Observations — Warren Steinberg (Spring 1984)

Depth Psychology As the New Dispensation: Reflections on Jung's Answer to Job — Edward F. Edinger (Winter 1979)

Depth Psychology's Charlatan Shadow — Janet O. Dallett (Summer 1997)

Desperation — Timothy Butler (1992)

Developments in the Concept of Synchronicity in the Analytic Relationship and in Theory — J. Marvin Spiegelman (Winter 2002)

The Disliked Patient — Barbara Stevens Sullivan (1987)

Distinguishing Synchronicity from Parapsychological Phenomena: An Essay in Honor of Marie-Louise von Franz (Part 1 of 2) — Victor Mansfield (Summer 1998)

Distinguishing Synchronicity from Parapsychological Phenomena: An Essay in Honor of Marie-Louise von Franz (Part 2 of 2) — Victor Mansfield (Winter 1999)

Dorothy and Her Friends: Symbols of Gay Male Individuation in The Wizard of Oz — Robert H. Hopcke (1989)

Dracula's Foothold: Women Who Dream of Male Vampires — Lisa Fawcett (Summer 1997)

“The Dream of Dumuzi:” Introduction and Commentary — Diane Wolkstein (Fall 1982)

Dreaming the Father: A Son's Bereavement in Archetypal Perspective — Greg Mogenson (Winter 1996-97)

Dreams and Dismemberment: Transformations of the Female Body in Dante's Purgatorio — Carol Schreier Rupprecht (1992)

Dreams as Complexes: Jung's Dream of the Brown Horse and Heavy Log — Michael Vannoy Adams (1991)

Dreams as Literature — Karin Barnaby (1991)

Drugs: The Devil With The Golden Hair — Nathan J. Schwartz. Resumé of lectures compiled by Gail Cramer (Autumn 1972)

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Earth and Reveries of Will — Dennis Patrick Slattery (Summer 2004)

Education and Ecology: Psychological Reflections — Andrew Samuels (1990)

Edward Christopher Whitmont: Bibliography. Kristine Mann Library Holdings — Michelle McKee and David Ward (Winter 2006)

Edward Christopher Whitmont, M.D., December 5, 1912–September 21, 1988 — Kathryn Madden (Winter 2006)

Edward F. Edinger: In Memoriam — George Elder (Winter 1999)

Edward F. Edinger: In Memoriam — Dianne Cordic (Winter 1999)

Edward F. Edinger's Commentaries on Jung's Later Work — J. Gary Sparks (Summer 2000)

Emerging Concepts of the Self: A Jungian View — Charles H. Klaif (Spring 1985)

Encountering the Monster in Children's Dreams: Combat, Taming, and Engulfment — Denyse Beaudet (1991)

The Enemy Image — Hans Dieckmann (Fall 1984)

Eros in Language, Myth, and Dream — Russell A. Lockhart (Summer 1978)

Esther Harding and Stravinsky — Samuel Van Culin (Autumn 1971)

Esther Harding: From Crescent to Cross — Vernon E. Brooks (Autumn 1971)

Esther Harding in Las Vegas — Staff of the Education Center (Autumn 1971)

Esther Harding: To Greece and Home — William H. Kennedy (Autumn 1971)

The Ethics of Individuation, The Individuation of Ethics — Murray Stein (Summer 2007)

Evil — Ann Belford Ulanov (Winter 2006)

Exiles and Orphans: Jung, Paracelsus, and the Healing Images of Alchemy — Bevery Zabriskie (1995)

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Fear of the Feminine — Erich Neumann (Spring 1986)

The Fear of Success — Warren Steinberg (1987)

Fire From the Gods: How Will Prometheus Be Bound? — Donald E. Kalsched (Fall 1985)

First International Conference of Jungian Psychology and Chinese Culture, December 1998: Keynote Address — John Beebe (Summer 2001)

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Gathering the Light: A Jungian Exploration of the Psychology of Meditation — V. Walter Odajnyk (1988)

Gesamtdatenwerk: Peter Greenaway, New Media, and the Question of Archetypes — Gray Kochhar-Lindgren (Winter 2007)

Giving the Body Its Due — Anita Greene (Fall 1984)

The Golem: An Image of Governing Synchronicity — Arnold Mindell (Winter 1975)

Goodness in Our Midst — Philip T. Zabriskie (Fall 1974)

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The Healing Nightmare: A Study of the War Dreams of Vietnam Combat Veterans — Harry A. Wilmer (Spring 1986)

Hephaestus: Model of New-Age Masculinity — Irene Gad (Fall 1986)

Hermes and the Creation of Space — Murray Stein (Summer 1999)

Hestia/Vesta — Barbara Black Koltuv (Winter 1977)

The Historical Development of the Concept of the Archetype — Richard C. Lewis (1989)

The Horned God: Masculine Dynamics of Power and Soul — Sherry L. Salman (Fall 1986)

Human Connection and Community Mysteries in the Jungian Lineage — Monika Wikman (Summer 2003)

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Idealization: A Clinical Discrimination — Warren Steinberg (Fall 1986)

Illusion and Reality in the Yogavasistha, or The Scientific Proof of Mythical Experience — Wendy Doniger O'Flaherty (Spring 1981)

Image, Active Imagination, and the Imaginal Level (Interview with Robert Bosnak) — Michael Vannoy Adams (1992)

Imagery in Dreams of Illness — Meredith Sabini (Fall 1981)

Images of the Abyss — Kathryn Madden (Winter 2007)

Images of Transformation — Margaret Barker (Autumn 1971)

Imagining Apocalypse: Godlike Power and Human Care — Charles H. Taylor (Fall 1985)

Imploring Eyes: Grief, Dream, and Fairytale — Verena Kast. Translated by Douglas Whitcher (1991)

Impressions of a Visit to Lascaux — Robert S. McCully (Winter 1977)

In Memoriam: Dora Kalff (1904–1990) — Frank Coit Johnson (1990)

In Memory of Arthur: 1932-1980. A Study of the Individuation Process in a Cancer Patient — Stefanie Halpern (Fall 1982)

In Memory of Gerhard Adler (1904–1988) — Werner Engel (1989)

In the Eyes of the Beholder: Recollection and Reflection in Wim Wenders' Film “Paris, Texas” (Part 1 of 2) — Gary D. Astrachan (Winter 1996-97)

In the Eyes of the Beholder: Recollection and Reflection in Wim Wendes' Film “Paris, Texas” (Part 2 of 2) — Gary D. Astrachan (Summer 1997)

Incest and Myrrha: Father-Daughter Sex in Therapy — Beverly Zabriskie (Fall 1982)

Individual Transformation and Personal Responsibility — Edward Whitmont (Fall 1985)

Interpreting Abstract Expressionism: Notes Toward a Hermeneutic for Historians of Art — Francis V. O'Connor (1990)

Introduction: History, Narrative, Psychology — Philip Zabriskie (Summer 2007)

Is the Animus Obsolete? — Mary Ann Mattoon and Jennette Jones (1987)

Is C. G. Jung's Process of Individuation a Spiritual Discipline? — Beverly Moon (Summer 2006)

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James Kirsch (1901–1989) — Gilda Frantz (1989)

Joan of Arc — Franz N. Riklin (Spring 1969)

Jole Cappiello McCurdy: In Recollection — Beverly D. Zabriskie (1992)

Joseph Campbell (1904–1987) — William McGuire (1988)

Joseph Campbell: An Answer to Some Criticisms — Joseph L. Henderson (1991)

A Journey Into the Woods: A Quadrant Interview with Playwright James Lapine — Stephen A. Martin (1989)

Jung and Hypnosis: An Interview with August Cwik, Psy.D., James Hall,, M.D., and Ernest Rossi, Ph.D. — Robert S. Henderson (Winter 2004)

Jung and the Neo-Pagan Movement— David Waldron and Sharn Waldron (Summer 2004)

Jung and Picasso— James Wyly (1987)

Jung and Rhine — William Sloane (Winter 1975)

Jung: Father and Son — Harry A. Wilmer (Spring 1985)

Jung, Freud, Ferenczi, and Sullivan: Their Relationships and Ideas. A Conference Report — Marga Speicher (1990)

Jungian New York — William McGuire (Spring 1983)

A Jungian Perspective on Interpretation — John Beebe (Fall 1984)

A Jungian Reading of J. M. Coetzee's Disgrace — J. M. Furniss (Summer 2005)

Jung's Contribution to an Understanding of the Meaning of Depression — V. Walter Odajnyk (Spring 1983)

Jung's Relation to The Mother – A Response — Jeffrey Satinover (Spring 1985)

Jung's Seminars — William McGuire (Spring 1983)

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The Last Time I Saw Isis — James Hall (Summer 2005)

Les Misérables as Broadway Musical: Is the Medium the Message? — Karin Barnaby (1989)

Let the Flesh Instruct the Mind: A Quadrant Interview with Anne Rice — Katherine M. Ramsland (1991)

A Letter from Berlin: December 22, 1989 — Hans Dieckmann (1990)

Like Trees Walking: Stories of Healing with Nature — Susan S. Scott (Summer 2000)

Liliane Frey-Rohn: Of Quiet Depth — Stephen A. Martin (1991)

Lilith — Barbara Black Koltuv (Spring 1983)

“Lingering Shadows:” A Conference Report — Jay Sherry (1989)

The Loathly Damsel: Motif of the Ugly Woman — Philip T. Zabriskie (Summer 1979)

Looking for Soul in the Cul-de-Sacs — Roberta Tyler (Summer 2006)

Losing, Finding, Being Found: At the Edge Between Despair and Hope — Ann Belford Ulanov (Summer 2007)

Lucid Dreaming and Active Imagination: Implications for Jungian Therapy — James A. Hall and Andrew Brylowski (1991)

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The Magic Flute — Erich Neumann (Winter 1978)

A Man's Journey to Recover his Soul: Psychological Reflections on the Movie The Shipping News (Summer 2002)

Margit van Leight-Frank (1898–1989) — V. Walter Odajnyk (1989)

Marianne Teich Remembered (1896–1995) — Genievieve Geer (1995)

Marie-Louise von Franz: The Classic Jungian: A Reminiscence — James A. Hall (Summer 1998)

Marie-Louise von Franz: Her Life and Work — Barbara Davies (Summer 1998)

Mass Man, Mass Society, Individual Solution: A Jungian Approach to Problems of Modernity — William W. Quinn (Fall 1982)

The Matter of Place: Does Place Matter? — Medora Woods (Summer 1999)

Meaning and Order: Concerning Meeting Points and Differences Between Depth Psychology and Physics — Marie-Louise von Franz (Spring 1981)

Meaning in Art — Stephen A. Martin (1990)

The Meaning of Consciousness — Edward F. Edinger (Winter 1975)

The Medium is the Messenger: The Archetypal Andy Warhol — John Lundquist (1991)

Metaphor of Light and Renewal in Taoist Alchemy and Jungian Analysis — Stanton Marlan (Summer 2001)

Midlife and the Spirituality of the Child — Janice Brewi and Anne Brennan (1992)

Midlife, Gay Men, and the AIDS Epidemic — Robert H. Hopcke (1992)

Mimesis: The Healing Play of Myth — Samuel Laeuchli and Evelyn Rothchild Laeuchli (1989)

Mirror: Metaphor and Symbol — Mary Jo Spencer (Summer 1978)

The Mirror of Doctor Faustus: The Decline of Art in the Pursuit of Eternal Adolescence — Jeffrey Satinover (Spring 1984)

Mnemosyne, the Mother of the Muses: The Role of Memory in Greek Mythology and Religion (Part 1 of 2) — Gary D. Astrachan (Summer 2000)

Mnemosyne, the Mother of the Muses: The Role of Memory in Greek Mythology and Religion (Part 2 of 2) — Gary D. Astrachan (Summer 2001)

The Modern Myth of Man: Lectures — Joseph Campbell. Précis to the Lectures by Jonathan J. Goldberg (Spring 1968)

The Momentum of Man: The Cultural Evolution of the Masculine and Feminine — Edward C. Whitmont (Summer 1976)

The Mystery of Evil — Edward C. Whitmont (Winter 2006)

The Mythical World and the Individual — Erich Neumann (Fall 1981)

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Naming the Unnameable, Part One of a Two-Part Article — Gary D. Astrachan (Winter 2005)

Naming the Unnameable, Part Two of a Two-Part Article — Gary D. Astrachan (Summer 2005)

Narcissism and Narcissistic Character Disorders: A Jungian View — Nathan Schwartz (Winter 1979)

Narcissism and Narcissistic Character Disorders: A Jungian View – Part II: The Mythology of Narcissus — Nathan Schwartz (Fall 1980)

Narcissism and the Search for Interiority — Donald Kalsched (Fall 1980)

The Natural Life: An Endangered Species? — Meredith Sabini (Winter 1996-97)

Neuropsychology of the Archetype of the Self — David Bradford (Winter 2004)

The New Myth of Meaning — Edward F. Edinger (Winter 1977)

Number and Myth: The Archetypes in Our Hands — Yael Haft-Pomrock (Fall 1981)

Numen of the Flesh — Cedrus Monte (Summer 2005)

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Obituary: John D. Barrett, Jr. — William McGuire (Fall 1981)

Object Relations, Dream Work, and the Analytical Relationship — Soren R. Ekstrom (Spring 1985)

Of Brothels, Gambling–Hells, and the Salons of the Elegant: Collectivity, Individuality, and the Dream — Greg Mogenson (Winter 2004)

Old Age and Death — Jane Hollister Wheelwright (Spring 1983)

On Finding One's Male Identity in “Father's Body” — Robert C. Ware (Winter 1996-97)

On Group Psychology — Marie-Louise von Franz (Winter 1973)

On The Archetypal Complex: His Father's Son — H. I. Bach (Autumn 1973)

On The Psychology of The Concept of The Trinity: A Lecture. — C. G. Jung. Translated from the German by Gary V. Hartman (Winter 1998)

One Last Look at The Last Temptation — Lenore Thomson Bentz (1991)

Our Mother Which Art in Earth: Address by and Extract from a Film Interview with Sir Laurens van der Post. — Interview conducted by Robert Hinshaw and Peter Ammann (1990)

An Outline of Analytical Psychology — Edward F. Edinger (Spring 1968)

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Pa Chin: Family — The Patriarchate Dismembered — Bettina L. Knapp (1987)

Parapsychic Luminosities — Edward H. Russell (Winter 1975)

Persephone's Path. Part One of a Two-Part Essay — Anastasia Prentiss (Winter 2002)

Persephone's Path. Part Two of a Two-Part Essay — Anastasia Prentiss (Summer 2002)

The Philosophical Cow — James Hall (Summer 2006)

Power and Politics in the Thermonuclear Age: A Depth-Psychological Approach — Jerome S. Bernstein (Fall 1985)

Presidential Address: International Association for Analytical Psychology — Gerhard Adler (Summer 1978)

Prologue to The Odyssey — Philip Zabriskie (Summer 2007)

Psyche and Matter In Alchemy and Modern Science — Marie-Louise von Franz (Spring 1975)

Psyche in Hiding — Russell A. Lockhart (Spring 1980)

Psyche/Soma Awareness — Marion Woodman (Fall 1984)

Psyche, the Psychoid, and Parapsychology: A Quadrant Interview with K. Ramakrishna Rao — Stephen A. Martin (1991)

Psychoanalysis and Spirituality — Murray Stein (Summer 2002)

The Psychoid Nature of the Transference — Arnold Mindell. Summary by Edwin Gann Snyder (Spring 1973)

A Psychological Approach to Astrology and the Aquarian Age: Lectures — Gret Baumann-Jung. Précis to the Lectures by Anne S. Bosch (Spring 1969)

The Psychological Meaning of Ritual — Erich Neumann (Winter 1976)

Psychological Modes: Elaboration of a Geometric Mandala — Edward H. Russell (Fall 1984)

Psychological Reflections on the Nuclear Threat — Hans Dieckmann (Fall 1985)

The Psychologist As Artist: The Imaginal World of James Hillman — V. Walter Odajnyk (Spring 1984)

Psychotherapy and Alchemy I. Introduction — Edward F. Edinger (Summer 1978)

Psychotherapy and Alchemy II. Calcinatio — Edward F. Edinger (Summer 1978)

Psychotherapy and Alchemy III. Solutio — Edward F. Edinger (Winter 1978)

Psychotherapy and Alchemy IV. Coagulatio — Edward F. Edinger (Summer 1979)

Psychotherapy and Alchemy V. Sublimatio — Edward F. Edinger (Spring 1980)

Psychotherapy and Alchemy VI. Mortificatio — Edward F. Edinger (Spring 1981)

Psychotherapy and Alchemy VII. Separatio — Edward F. Edinger (Fall 1981)

Psychotherapy and Alchemy VIII. Coniunctio — Edward F. Edinger (Spring 1982)

Puer Aeternus: The Narcissistic Relation to the Self — Jeffrey Satinover (Fall 1980)

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Reading Through Jung's Spectacles: A Consideration of Robert Browning's Poem The Ring and The Book — Robertson Davies (Fall 1983)

Reassessing Femininity and Masculinity: A Critique of Some Traditional Assumptions — Edward C. Whitmont (Fall 1980)

Reclaiming Women's Voices from Echo's Long Silence — Marilyn L. Matthews (Summer 1997)

Reflections on Bidirectionality of Influence in the Matisse/Picasso Relationship and in Clincal Practice from a Complex Adaptive Sytems (CAS) Perspective — Linda Carter (Winter 2008)

Reflections on Marriage in the Second Half of Life — Joseph B. Wheelwright (Fall 1970 – Winter 1971)

Reflections on Oedipus — Jonathan J. Goldberg (Winter 1977)

Reflections on the Ego/Self Axis — Alice O. Howell (1995)

Reflections on “The Phantom of the Opera” — Bernice H. Hill (Summer 2005)

Reinventing the “Same Old Story”: A Conversation with Harold Schechter on Popular Culture — Karin Barnaby (1991)

Relating to the Mystery: Biological View of Analytical Psychology — Maxson J. McDowell (Winter 1999)

Relationship and Marriage — C.A. Meier (1995)

Remembering Philip — Beverley D. Zabriskie (Summer 2007)

Reply to Monika Wikman and James Hall — Julian David (Summer 2003)

Robertson Davies: in Memoriam (1913–1995) (1995)

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The Scapegoat Complex — Sylvia Perera Massell (Winter 1979)

Seasoned Reflections on Midlife Transition: A Quadrant Interview with Aryeh Maidenbaum and Daniel Levinson — Lenore Thomson Bentz (1992)

Self-Realization in the Ten Oxherding Pictures — Mokusen Miyuki (Spring 1982)

September 11, 2001: Soulful, Political, Psychological Reflections — Robin van Löben Sels, V. Walter Odajnyk, Luigi Zoja (Winter 2002)

Sexual Intimacy Between Patient and Analyst — Charles H. Taylor (Spring 1982)

A Shadow of a Snarl: An Illustration of Guggenbühl-Craig’s Theory of Psychopathy in Toni Morrison’s Novel Sula — Steven F. Walker (Winter 2002)

A Shared Space — Ann B. Ulanov (Spring 1985)

Sickness in Dreams: Lectures — Max Zeller. Précis to the Lectures by Naomi Nash (Spring 1970)

The Significance of Jungian Psychology For the Exact Sciences — Markus Fierz (Spring 1984)

The Significance of Jung's Father in His Destiny as a Therapist of Christianity — Murray Stein (Spring 1985)

Signs of the Fifth Element — Marina Warner (1995)

Silence Where No Sound May Be: The Dormouse Complex in Ethics Cases — Janet O. Dallett (Summer 2000)

Smaller Than Small, Bigger than Big: The Role of the “Little Dream” in Individuation — Stephen A. Martin (1992)

Somatic Consciousness — Arnold Mindell (Spring 1981)

Some Glimpses of the Individuation Process in Jung Himself — Barbara Hannah (Spring 1974)

Sounding Through the Mask: The Persona and Sound — Martha Mae Newell (Winter 2000)

Soul and Earth: Traveling with Jung Toward an Archetypal Ecology (Part I) — Daniel C. Noel (1990)

Soul and Earth: Traveling with Jung Toward an Archetypal Ecology (Part II) — Daniel C. Noel (1991)

Spatial Archetypes — Mimi Lobell (Winter 1977)

Spirit and the Other in Culture and Clinical Practice — Kathryn Madden (Winter 2002)

A Spiritual Perspective on Evil in the Kabbalah — Jeffrey Raff (Winter 2004)

Stages of Religious Experience and the Path of Depth Psychology — Erich Neumann (1988)

Star Trek: In Search of the Essential John Lennon — Aryeh Maidenbaum and Lenore Thomson (1989)

Stories, Symbols, and Society: A Quadrant Interview with Marina Warner — Mary Ann Miller (1995)

The “Subject” of Dreams — Paul K. Kugler (1992)

The Symbol of the Cloud in European Literature of the 19th and 20th Centuries — James Kirsch (Spring 1971)

Synchronicity and the Mexican Divinatory Calendar Tonalamatl — J. F. Zavala (Spring 1982)

Synchronicity in Analysis: Various Types and Their Various Roles for Patient and Analyst — Robert H. Hopcke (1988)

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Theodore Dreiser's An American Tragedy: A Psychological Viewpoint — Stefanie Halpern (Winter 1978)

The Therapeutic Utilization of Countertransference — Warren Steinberg (1989)

Thinking in Syzygies: Toward a Structuring of the Psyche — Elton M. Squyres (Winter 1999)

Through The Prism of America — Geneviève Geer (1988)

Through The Prism of America – A Response — Manisha Roy (1988)

A Time Line of the History and Development of Jung's Works and Theories — Gary V. Hartman (Winter 2000)

Terrorism and the Dark Side of Religion — William J. Ventimiglia (Summer 2004)

Theodore Flournoy: A Remembrance — C. G. Jung. Translation and Commentary by Gary V. Hartman (Summer 1999)

To Kill Mercutio: Thoughts on Shakespeare's Psychological Development — John Boe (Winter 1975)

To Move and Be Moved — Joan Chodorow (Fall 1984)

The Transformation of God — Edward F. Edinger (Fall 1983)

Transforming Negativity in Children Through Sand Play — Dennis McCarthy (Winter 1998)

A Tribute to Life — Barbara Hannah (Autumn 1971)

Twelve Dreams by James Lapine: Enactment as Creative Process — Linda Huntington (1989)

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Uncursing the Dark: Restoring the Lost Feminine — Betty De Shong Meador (1989)

Use of the I Ching in the Analytic Setting — Dennis Merritt (Summer 2001)

— V —

A Variety of Expression — Edwin Gann Snyder (Autumn 1971)

Versus: Archetypal Images in Professional Wrestling — Eric G. Zengota (1991)

A Very Easy Death — Sharn Waldron (Winter 2005)

Vicious Circles: The Centrality of the Self in Metapsychological Rhetoric and Clinical Practice — Harriet Gordon Machtiger (Spring 1985)

Visions Never Cease: Edith Wallace at Ninety-One — Janice W. Henderson and Robert S. Henderson (Summer 2002)

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— W —

Wa'ce waki'ya! Consciousness and the Spirit-Relational Self in Lakota Sioux Philosophy: Interconnections with Analytic Thought — Richard W. Voss, Albert White Hat, Sr., and Margaret Lunderman (Summer 2004)

Wagner from Lohengrin to Siegfried: “Elsa Taught Me to Unearth This Man” — Austin Clarkson (1989)

Waiting for C.G.: A Look at the Biographies — John Ryan Haule (Winter 2000)

Watching the Cardinal: Interview with James Hollis, Ph.D. — Robert S. Henderson (Summer 2006)

We Must All Breathe: An Interview with Arnold Mindell, Ph.D., at 61 — Robert S. Henderson (Summer 2005)

Dr. Werner H. Engel (1901–1991): In Memoriam — Edith Wallace (1991)

What Does Analytical Psychology Offer Those with No Access to Analysis? — Vernon E. Brooks (Winter 1975)

What's Wrong with the Jungian Collective? — James A. Hall (Summer 2003)

When — A poem by Sharon Olds (Fall 1985)

Wholeness as Image and Clinical Reality in the Practice of Analytical Psychology — Donald E. Kalsched (Winter 2007)

Witchcraft: A Psychic Category of the Imagination? For Philip Tyler Zabriskie — Ann Casement (Summer 2007)

The Wisdom of the Dream: A Documentary Film in Three Parts, directed by Stephen Segaller — David Morgan, Reviewer. (1990)

The Witch Archetype — Ann Belford Ulanov (Winter 1977)

Women Artists: Key to the Female Psyche — Inez Martinez (Summer 1979)

Women as Mythmakers Revisited — Estella Lauter (1990)

The Wounded Vision: The Myth of the Tragic Flaw — James Hollis (1989)

— X-Y-Z —

The You and the Not-You — Vernon Brooks (Summer 1998)

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