Journal of Analytical Psychology

Transcendence, transmission and transformation: the transcendent function in infant observation
pp. 321-338(18)
Authors: Humphrey, Virginia; Barmack, Beth

Embodied female experience through the lens of imagination
pp. 339-360(22)
Author: Green, Sharon R.

Jung as psychologist of religion and Jung as philosopher of religion
pp. 361-384(24)
Author: Segal, Robert A.

Jung's uncertain separation of psychology from philosophy: a response to Segal
pp. 385-388(4)
Author: Main, Roderick

Response to Robert Segal's `Jung as psychologist of religion and Jung as philosopher of religion'
pp. 389-393(5)
Author: Hogenson, George B.

Reply to Roderick Main and George Hogenson
pp. 394-397(4)
Author: Segal, Robert A.

Opicinus de Canistris: some notes from Jung's unpublished Eranos Seminar on the medieval Codex Palatinus Latinus 1993
pp. 398-422(25)
Authors: Quaglino, Gian Piero; Romano, Augusto; Bernardini, Riccardo

Jung, C. G., The Red Book: Liber Novus edited by Sonu Shamdasani
pp. 423-434(12)
Author: Stein, Murray

The Ancestors in Personal, Professional and Social History

Paul Tillich, Carl Jung, and the Recovery of Religion byDourley, JohnP.
pp. 438-440(3)

Edge of the Sacred: Jung, Psyche, Earth byTacey, David
pp. 440-441(2)

Possession: Jung's Comparative Anatomy of the Psyche byStephenson, Craig E.
pp. 441-443(3)

Dark Light of the Soul byMadden, K. W.
pp. 443-445(3)

Treating the Untreatable: Healing in the Realms of Madness bySteinman, Ira
pp. 445-447(3)

The Michael Fordham Prize for 2009
pp. 448-448(1)

Books received
pp. 449-453(5)
Author: Driver, Christine

Contributors to this issue
pp. 455-457(3)

Bibliographical Note
pp. 458-458(1)