bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Journal Reviews
Authors: Ledermann Rushi 
Published: October 2006

Allenby, A. L. (London). ‘Begegnung mit Archetypen’Bach, Susan R. (Zürich). ‘Spontaneous pictures of leukemic children as an expression of the total personality, mind and body’Biomeyer, R. (Berlin). ‘Symbole: Einstellungen‐Definitionen‐Wirkungen’Jacoby, M. (Zürich). Autorität und Revolte—der Mythus vom Vatermord.Jacoby, M. (Zürich). ‘Der Mythus vom verlorenen Paradies—heute’Kirsch, T. B. (Palo Alto). ‘The practice of multiple analyses in analytical psychology’.Kraemer, W. (London). ‘Homosexuality—is it an illness?’Mccully, Robert S. (South Carolina). ‘A Jungian Commentary on Epstein's case (Wet‐shoe fetish)’Mccully, Robert S. (South Carolina). ‘Archetypal psychology as a key for understanding prehistoric art forms’Marshak, Mel. (London). ‘I never knew I knew that’Pontius, Anneuese (New York). ‘Dyslexia and specifically distorted, drawings of die face—a new subgroup with prosopagnosia’Pontius, Anneuese and Ruttiger, K. F. (New York). ‘Frontal lobe system maturational lag in juvenile delinquents as shown in narrative test.’Strobel, H. (Zürich). ‘Das “Menschenbild” in der Analytischen Psychologic von C. G. Jung’Wood, Dorothy, A. (New York). ‘Psychological impressions from an Indian dream’
Journal Reviews
Authors: Ledermann Rushi 
Published: October 2006

[Authors are asked to send offprints of articles in learned journals on subjects relevant to this section. Offprints of articles in other publications will not normally be reported here, likewise offprints of articles in books, since they may constitute part of a volume that can be made the subject matter of a review.] Journal of Population: Dalla Parte dei Bambini: Bollettino del Servizio di Neuropsichiatria infantile degli Spedali Riuniti S. Chiara—Pisa Carotenuto, A. (Rome). ‘La morte di Ernst Bernhard’ (The death of Ernst Bernhard). Giornale Storico di Psicologia DinamicaCarotenuto, A. (Rome). ‘Alcune Note Introduttive al Congresso’ (Some Introductory Remarks to the Congress). Rivista di Psicologia AnaliticaCarotenuto, A. (Rome). ‘Lettera a Honegger’ (Letter to Honegger). Rivista di Psicologia AnaliticaCarotenuto, A. (Rome). ‘La profezia psichica’ (Prophesying). Giornale Storico di Psicologia DinamicaKraemer, William. (London)Kraemer, William. (London)Meares, R. A. and Hobson, R. F.: (Melbourne and Manchester). ‘The persecutory therapist’. Br. J. Med. Psychol.v. Oertzen, K. D. (Zürich): 'Psychotherapie marxistisch orientierter Patienten'Pignatelli, Marcello (Rome). ‘Educazione a vivere attraverso l'analisi” (Education for living through analysis). Rivista di psicologia analiticaPignatelli, Marcello (Rome)Pignatelli, Marcello. (Rome.) ‘The awareness of the limit as psychological totality.’Rivista di psicologica analiticaStrobel, H. (Dietikon, Switzerland): Lehranalysanden traumen von der Gruppe: Traumreaktion nach Gruppensitzungen (Analysts in training dream about their group). Prax. Psychother.Wilkinson, A. H. (London): ‘Psychosomatic concepts and approach in student health services’, chapter 7 in Students in need—essays in memory of Nicholas Malleson
Reviews
Authors: Lambert Kenneth 
Published: October 2006

Eschenbach, J. Das Symbol in therapeutischen Prozess bei Kindern und Jugendlichen.Edinger, Edward F. Melville's ‘Moby Dick’: A Jungian commentary.Boston, M. and Daws, D., Ed. The child psychotherapist and problems of young people.Firestein, S. K., M.D. Termination in psychoanalysis.Hägglund, Tor‐Bjorn. Dying.
Reviews
Authors: Lambert Kenneth 
Published: October 2006

Jung, C. G. General bibliography of C. G. Jung's writingsJung, C. G. General index to the Collected worksWiener, Aharon. The Prophet Elijah in the development of Judaism. A depth‐psychological studyCopans, S. and Singer, T. Who's the patient here? Portraits of the young psychotherapistMinuchin, S., Rosman, B. L. and Baker, L. Psychosomatic families: anorexia nervosa in contextBryant, C. The river within: the search for God in the depth
Reviews
Authors: Lambert Kenneth 
Published: October 2006

von Franz, Marie‐Louise. Time, rhythm and reposeStolorow, Robert D. and Atwood, George E. Faces in a cloud; subjectivity in personality theoryGoldman, G. D. and Milman, D. S. (Eds.). Psychoanalytic psychotherapyGallant, Christine. Blake and the assimilation of chaosKenton, W. Astrology‐the celestial mirror
Reviews
Authors: Peterson Corinna 
Published: October 2006

Stein, Murray, (ed.) Jungian Analysis.Jaffé, A. (Ed.) Word and Image.Hogenson, G. B. Jung's Struggle with FreudSchafer, Roy. The Analytic Attitude.Gear, M., Hill, M., Liendo, E. Working Through Narcissism: Treating its Sadomasochistic Structure.Rollins, W. G. Jung and the Bible.
Journal Reviews
Authors: Wharton Barbara 
Published: October 2006

Authors are invited to submit for review articles published in professional journals on subjects likely to be of interest to readers of the Journal of Analytical Psychology. Chapters or sections of books may also be sent provided the book has not been submitted to our Book Review section.Adler, G. (London). Preface to Selected Letters of C. G. Jung, 1901–1961Adler, G. (London). ‘Regarding the wounded healer’Adler, G. (London). ‘Psychology and the atom bomb’Blomeyer, R. (Berlin). ‘Vom Vatermord und Inzesttabu zur Trennungsangst aus der Symbiose mit der Mutter. Akzentsetzungen und Verschiebungen in der psycho‐analytischen Aussage’Blomeyer, R. (Berlin). ‘Psychische Krankheit — Sinn und Analyse’Bovensiepen, G. (Berlin). ‘Patriarchale Kriegslust und der Mutter‐Imago. Unbewusste Gruppenphantasien in der Sprache der Bundestagsdebatten’Chodorow, L. (1982). Foundations of Psycho‐historyDreifuss, G. (Haifa). ‘Opferer und Opfer’Giegerich, W. (Stuttgart). ‘Atombombe und Seele’Haule, John R. (Boston). ‘From somnambulism to the archetypes: the French roots of Jung's split with Freud’Haule, John R. (Boston)). ‘Soul‐making in a schizophrenic saint’Hillman, J. (Dallas). The Thought of the HeartHubback, J. (London). ‘People who do things to each other: therapists and patients’Jacoby, M. (Zollikon). ‘Das Selbst‐Konzept in der analytischen Psychologie of C. G. Jungs und seine Bedeutung für die Psychotherapie’Jacoby, M. (Zollikon). ‘Psychotherapie im Rahmen der analytischen Psychologie von C. G. Jung’Mattinson, J. (London). ‘The effects of abortion on a marriage’McCully, R. S. (Charleston). ‘Sorcerers as masculine protest symbols in upper paleolithic times’Plaut, A. (London). ‘Where is Paradise? The Mapping of a Myth’Samuels, A. (London). ‘Symbolic dimensions of eros in transference‐countertransference: some clinical uses of Jung's alchemical metaphor’Ware, Robert C. (Zürich). ‘C. G. Jung und der Körper: Vernachlässigte Möglichkeiten der Therapie?’
Journal Reviews
Authors: Perry Christopher 
Published: October 2006

Britten, S. (London). ‘Children first.’Criminal JusticeJoseph, S. M. (San Francisco). ‘Fetish, sign and symbol through the looking‐glass: a Jungian critique of Jacques Lacan's Ecrits’. San Francisco Jung Institute Library JournalLedermann, R. (Brighton). ‘Narcissistic disorder: ajungian view of the etiology and treatment’. Brit.J. PsychotherapySamuels, A. (London). ‘Countertransference, the mundus imaginalis, and a research project’. Jahrboek van de interdisciplinaire vereniging voor analytische psychologieSamuels, A. (London). ‘Oltre il principio femminile: un punto di vista post‐junghiano’ (Beyond the feminine principle: a post‐Jungian point of view). L'ImmaginaleSamuels, A. (London). ‘Sesso, genere e psiche: un punto di vista postjunghiano’ (Sex, gender and psyche: a post‐Jungian point of view), in Presenza ed eredità culturale di C. G. JungSidoli, M. (London). ‘The myth of Cain and Abel and its roots in infancy’. British Journal of PsychotherapySidoli, M. (London). ‘Vergogna e ombra’ (Shame and the shadow). Rivista di psicologia analiticaSiegelman, Ellen Y. (Los Angeles). ‘The Tower as Artifact and Symbol in Jung and Yeats’. Psychological PerspectivesSteinberg, Warren. ‘Idealisation: A Clinical Discrimination. Quadrant
Journal Reviews
Authors: Perry Christopher 
Published: October 2006

Astor, J. (London). ‘A conversation with Dr Michael Fordham.’Journal of Child PsychotherapyAstor, J. (London). ‘Adolescent states of mind found in patients of different ages seen in analysis.’Journal of Child PsychotherapyBlomeyer, R. (Berlin) ‘Der Umgang des Analytikers mit der Analyse’ (The interrelationship between the analyst and the analysis). Analytische PsychologieBlomeyer, Rudolf (Berlin). ‘Analytische Psychologie und Ich‐Psychologie’. (Analytical Psychology and Ego‐Psychology). Analytical PsychologyRudolf Blomeyer. ‘Anmerkungen zur Typologie’ (Comment on typology). Analytische PsychologieCorbett, L. Kugler, P. ‘The self in Jung and Kohut’ in Progress in self PsychologyDehing, J. ‘Jung aus der Sicht der anderen: anlässlich einiger Kritiken von Seiten der Freudianer.’ (Jung as others see him: some Freudian criticisms.) Analytische PsychologieErlenmeyer, A. ‘Das kannabalische Phantasma—eine Annäherung’ (Cannibalistic fantasy—an appraisal). Analytische PsychologieGiera‐Krapp, Margitta (Berlin). ‘Constellation of the good/bad mother archetype in the treatment of early disturbances.’Analytische PsychologieLyard, D. (Paris). ‘Le corps et la “redonne” archetypique de l'adolescence.’ (The body and archetypal rebirth in adolescence) in Cahiers jungiens de psychanalyseNoschis, K. (Geneva). ‘La maison du jour et de la nuit’ (The house by day and by night). Le Journal des Psychologues“Le langage de notre intérieur” (The language of our interior). Les Cahiers MédicosociauxErenest L. Rossi. ‘Mind Body Therapy: methods of ideodynamic healing in hypnosis.’ Norton Professional Books. New York.Samuels, A. (London). ‘Pluralism and the post‐Jungians: A reply to Peter Bishop.’ Spring.Samuels, Andrew. (London). ‘A relation called father—Part I: The father in depth psychology.’British Journal of PsychotherapySteinberg, Warren. (New York). ‘The Fear of Success’. QuadrantThibaudier, Vivane (Paris). ‘La notion de Grande Mère dans l'optique Jungienne’Cahiers Jungiens de Psychanalyse
Journal Reviews
Authors: Perry Christopher 
Published: October 2006

Astor, J. (London). ‘Michael Fordham e 1'analisi dell'infanzia’Bosanquet, C. (London). ‘The confusion of tongues and the Rugby Conference’Davies, M. (London). ‘Defensive pattern in a pre‐pubertal boy’Hornby, S., Herst, E. (London) The Application of Psychodynamic Understanding to Organizations in the Helping ServicesJacoby, M. (Zürich). ‘Wechselwirkung zwischen Neuroseverständnis und psycho‐therapeutischen Vorgehen in der Analytischen Psychologie’Jacoby, M. (Zürich). ‘Bezichung und Deutung aus der Sicht der analytischen Psychologie, oder, zur psychotherapeutischen Forderung der Entfaltlungsterndenz des Selbst’Macdiarmid, D. (London). ‘Self‐cathexis and other‐cathexis: vicissitudes in the history of an observation’Moore, N. (London). ‘The shape of change’Peters, R. (London). Nuclear initiation and the Sacrifice of InnocenceRoy, M. (Boston). ‘Sexual abuse of children: incest archetype in theory and practice’Salzmann, M. (Paris). ‘La conjonction des opposés dans le travail sur l'ombre’Steinberg, W. (New York). ‘The therapeutic utilization of countertransference’Zinkin, L. (London). ‘The grail quest and the analytic setting’Zinkin, L. (London). ‘The group as container and contained’Zinkin, L. (London). ‘A gnostic view of the therapy group’
Book Reviews
Authors: Covington Coline 
Published: October 2006

Little, Margaret I. Psychotic Anxieties and Containment: A Personal Record of an Analysis with Winnicott.Casement, Patrick. Further Learning from the Patient: the Analytic Space and Process.Perry, Christopher. Listen to the Voice Within: A Jungian Approach to Pastoral Care.Singer, June. Seeing Through the Visible World: Jung, Gnosis, and Chaos.Woodman, Marion. The Ravaged Bridegroom: Masculinity in Women.Dowling, S. (Ed.) The Significance of Infant Observational Research for Clinical Work with Children, Adolescents and Adults.
Book Reviews
Authors: Covington Coline , Jalbert Ronald 
Published: October 2006

Strenger, Carlo. Between Hermenetttics and Science: An Essay on the Epistemology of Psychoanalysis.Eigen, Michael. Coming through the Whirlwind: Case Studies in Psychotherapy.Carotenuto, A. Kant's Dove: The History of Transference in Psychoanalysis.Stoller, Robert. Pom: Myths for the Twentieth Century.Brazelton, T. Berry and Cramer, Bertrand G.: The Earliest Relationship.
Book Reviews
Authors: Covington Coline , Jalbert Ronald 
Published: October 2006

Nagy, M. Philosophical Issues in the Psychology ofNagy, M. Philosophical Issues in the Psychology of C. G. Jung.Edinger, E. F. Transformation of the God‐Image: An Elucidation of Jung's ‘Answer to Job’.Moon, B., (ed.). An Encyclopaedia of Archetypal Symbolism: The Archive for Research in Archetypal Symbolism.Tustin, F. The Protective Shell in Children and Adults.
Book Reviews
Authors: Perry Christopher , Jalbert Ronald 
Published: October 2006

Clarke, J.J. In Search of Jung.Kluger, Rivkah Schärf, The Archetypal Significance of Gilgamesh: A Modern Ancient Hero.Mattoon, Mary Ann (ed.). Paris 89: Proceedings of the Eleventh International Congress for Analytical Psychology, August 28‐September 2, 1989: Personal and Archetypal Dynamics in the Analytical Relationship.Schwartz‐Salant, Nathan and Stein, Murray (eds.). Gender and Soul in Psychotherapy.Signell, Karen. Wisdom of the Heart.Steinberg, Warren. Circle of Care: Clinical Issues in Jungian Therapy.
Book Reviews
Authors: Perry Christopher , Jalbert Ronald 
Published: October 2006

Piontelli, A. From Fetus to Child: An Observational and Psychoanalytic StudyMeador, B. De S. Uncursing the Dark: Treasures from the Underworld.Siegelman, Ellen Y. Metaphor and Meaning in Psychotherapy.Meltzer, Donald. The Claustrum: An Investigation of Claustrophobic Phenomena.
On the physics and psychology of the transference as an interactive field
Authors: Mansfield Victor , Spiegelman J. Marvin 
Published: October 2006

An analyst and a physicist combine their disciplines in studying the transference as an interactive field. Through a description of the history and evolution of the therapeutic relationship as one moving from asymmetry to symmetry, from reductive causal interaction to acausal, synchronistic expression of meaning, we describe four levels of interaction.To unpack the notion of interactive field we describe the physics of local, causal, classical fields and directly connect them to the therapeutic encounter of the first two levels. The second two levels require discussion of nonlocal, acausal, quantum fields. In this connection, the subtle body and joint active imagination provide a physiological and symbolic experience of the interactive field.Fundamental questions and challenges arise from this study regarding the relationship between analyst and analysand and psyche and soma. This continues and deepens the hoped for interplay between physics and depth psychology espoused by Jung, Pauli, Meier, and von Franz.
Journal reviews
Authors: Meredith‐Owen William , Cambray Joseph 
Published: October 2006

Böuhle, Alexander. Die Ratio des Mythos: Ein Versuch über die Apriori psychoanaly‐tischer ErkenntnisGrotstein, James S. ‘Projective identification reappraised’, Parts I & II. Contemporary PsychoanalysisHart, David L. ‘Toni Wolff and the first Jung Institute’. Psychological PerspectivesHaule, John. ‘Erotic analysis and the shape of eros’. SpringHillman, James‘Pink madness, or Why does Aphrodite drive men crazy with pornography?’SpringReggiori, Joan. ‘The other side of fifty’. Journal of the British Association of PsychotherapistsOrbach, Ann. ‘Psychotherapy in the third age’. British Journal of PsychotherapyLimentani, Adam. ‘Creativity and the third age’. International Journal of PsychotherapySchafer, Roy. ‘Aloneness in the countertransference’. Psychoanalytic QuarterlyTyson, Phyllis. ‘Bedrock and beyond: an examination of the clinical utility of contemporary theories of female psychology’. Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association
Coniunctio—in bodily and psychic modes: dissociation, devitalization and integration in a case of chronic fatigue syndrome
Authors: Holland Penelope 
Published: October 2006

Three years of analytical psychotherapy with a professional woman in mid‐life, suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), is described. Gradual recovery merged into mid‐life changes; marriage, along with a new balance of maternal and paternal imagos, enabled her to trust enough to become pregnant—coniunctio in the most primal bodily and psychic modes.Her life‐long, schizoid type pattern, ‘the pendulum of closeness and isolation’, with its extreme of psycho‐physical collapse and devitalization, was replayed in therapy. The analyst's symbolic attitude is emphasized, containing the patient's initial affective explosion and validating the physicality of her condition. Mirroring and steady rhythmic attunement became a new, pre‐verbal, source of trust—vitalization; differentiation and separation replaced defensive splitting and dissociation. Then the overwhelmingly powerful bodily/maternal could be counterbalanced by the masculine, and a transitional space emerged for symbolic work.Both the regressive and the dynamic aspects of CFS are located in the earliest undifferentiated, archetypal, bodily/psychic modes, when the frustration of primary needs evokes the defences of the self. It is argued that our psychodynamic understanding can contribute to the stalemate in seeing chronic fatigue syndrome as either an organic illness or depression, and that a new linking of the somatic and psychic calls for a new professional collaboration.
SYNTACTIC CONTRASTS IN CHILD BILINGUALISM1
Authors: Kessler Carolyn 
Published: October 2006

Contrasts in the simultaneous acquisition of two languages in bilingual children support the theory that languages share deep structures and that differences derive from language‐specific rules.Twelve bilingual children, age 6 to 8, participated in a study of the sequencing and rate of acquisitions for late‐developing syntactic structures. Comprehension tests examined linguistic competence over a wide range of structures. A statistical analysis provided the basis for interpreting the general pattern of acquisitions; case grammar gave the framework for the linguistic analysis.Empirical evidence points to a parallelism in the acquisition of shared structures. Differences reflect language contrasts. If one assumes that first and second‐language learning are qualitatively the same processes, the sequential order in which the bilingual child acquires the structures of his two languages may have significance for the adult learner of English and for the development of TESOL materials.
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AGE AND SECOND LANGUAGE PRODUCTIVE ABILITY
Authors: Fathman Ann 
Published: October 2006

This study examines the relationship between certain aspects of the second language acquisition process and age. An oral production test was developed to assess the ability of nonnative English speaking children to produce standard English morphology and syntax. The test was administered to approximately 200 children (ages 6–15) who were learning English as a second language in American public schools. The results of this testing were used to examine the relationship between age and 1) the rate of acquisition of certain English grammatical structures and 2) the order of acquisition of these grammatical structures.The results indicated that there was some relationship between age and rate of learning. Among children exposed to English the same amounts of time, the older children scored higher on the morphology and syntax subtests, whereas the younger children received higher ratings in phonology. There were, however, no major differences observed in the order in which children of different ages learned to produce the structures included in the test. These results suggest that there is a difference in the rate of learning of English morphology, syntax and phonology based upon differences in age, but that the order of acquisition in second language learning does not change with age.
A POETICS OF SECOND‐LANGUAGE ACQUISITION1
Authors: Ochsner Robert 
Published: October 2006

Today there are many approaches to the study of second‐language acquisition (SLA), but the variety is superficial and misleading, for it disguises an underlying research ideal the controlled experiment. We can, in other words, scientifically “know” facts about SLA only after a controlled experiment replicates and cross validates, these facts. This ideal method is part of the nomothetic tradition of science, tradition which subordinates and ultimately excludes a hermeneutic mode of inquiry. But these two approaches to science need not conflict.For our SLA research I propose this change: that we alternate between two equal kinds of research. A poetics of SLA teaches us that the thing observed—language—is also the motive inferred—why we speak. Where a nomothetic experimental method gets at the language object, another equally good method of research, a hermeneutic diary study for example, reveals the biases of our work. We should promote in our SLA research this “bilingual attitude.”
EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT JUDGEMENTS OF L2 GRAMMATICALITY
Authors: Bialystok Ellen 
Published: October 2006

The present study examines the differential use of formal explicit knowledge and intuitive implicit knowledge in a second‐language grammatically judgement task. The hypothesis is that a set of conditions can be established which serve to identify the occasions in which each of these specialized types of knowledge will be used. These conditions are described as task‐related factors (amount of detail required, response time allotted, specific structure tested) and learner‐related factors (level of study in the L2, knowledge of other languages).The subjects for the study were 317 English‐speaking high school students and adults learning. French as a second language French sentences were presented on tape and decisions about the grammatically of each were recorded by subjects on coding sheets.The results indicated that explicit knowledge intervenes for incorrect sentences requiring detailed responses and that knowledge of another language is beneficial for certain conditions. These findings lead to a discussion of the relationship between implicit and explicit linguistic knowledge in second language proficiency.
SANDHI‐VARIATION: A FILTER OF INPUT FOR LEARNERS OF ESL
Authors: Henrichsen Lynn E. 
Published: October 2006

When considering the process of second language acquisition, it is useful and important to distinguish between input and intake since, due to various factors, language learners do not take in all the language they are exposed to. Perceptual saliency—a formal characteristic of the input—is believed to be one of these factors.This experiment was conducted to determine how the presence of sandhi‐variation, a common characteristic of spoken English which reduces the perceptual saliency of many of its features, affects the comprehensibility of English input. Assuming that comprehension is dependent not only on signal clarity but also on cognitive factors, it was hypothesized that the presence of sandhi‐variation in the input would reduce comprehension less when listeners were proficient in English than when they were learning the language.The results support this hypothesis and lead to the conclusion that for those whose knowledge of English is sufficient to compensate for reduced perceptual saliency. sandhi‐variation affects the input‐to‐intake process very little. For ESL learners, however, sandhi‐variation is an important input‐intake filter.These findings are discussed in connection with the input hypothesis of second language acquisition. Implications include the possible benefits of modified input and formal instruction for ESL learners.