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1. Embodying the psychological attitude: types of consciousness in the transformation of culture.

3. A duoethnographic exploration of colonialism in the cultural layer of the objective psyche.

4. Editorial.

5. A preliminary sketch of a Jungian socioanalysis - an emerging theory combining analytical psychology, complexity theories, sociological theories, socio- and psycho-analysis, group analysis and affect theories1.

6. Sitting through the emptiness.

7. Journal review: Christopher, Elphis. ‘Whose unconscious is it anyway?’Journal of the British Association of Psychotherapists, 2002, 40, 2, pp. 131–44.

8. Mapping the psyche-civilization relationship: how overcoming conceptual dualisms can help us better comprehend the trajectory of the human race.

9. Editor's introduction Special Issue: Psychological Types.

10. A preliminary sketch of a Jungian socioanalysis - an emerging theory combining analytical psychology, complexity theories, sociological theories, socio- and psycho-analysis, group analysis and affect theories1.

11. Is the Self other to the self? Why does the numinosum feel like another? The relevance of Matte Blanco to our understanding of the unconscious.

12. A Strange Fire: an exploration of psycho-spiritual development aided by Jungian analysis and Vedanta.

13. Jung's psychoid concept and Bion's proto-mental concept: a comparison.

14. Opening the closed heart: affect-focused clinical work with the victims of early trauma.

15. This new science of ours: a more or less systematic history of consciousness and transcendence Part I.

16. The correspondence between Erich Neumann and C.G. Jung on the occasion of the November, 1938 progroms.

17. Are waves of relational assumptions eroding traditional analysis?

18. 'Who is my Jung?' The progressive, though sometimes ambivalent, expansion of Jung's idea of the collective unconscious: from an 'unconscious humanity' to - in all but name - the soul of the world.

19. Analytical psychology and Daoist inner alchemy: a response to C.G. Jung's ‘Commentary on The Secret of the Golden Flower’.

20. The narrow use of the term ego in analytical psychology: the ‘not-I’ is also who I am.

21. Individuation: finding oneself in analysis – taking risks and making sacrifices.

22. Falling into language life: a montage of pre-faces in search of a text-ual body.

23. Psyche within the matrix of the natural world: weaving the inner and outer

24. States of grace: Eureka moments and the recognition of the unthought known.

25. Rivers of milk and honey - an exploration of nurturing the self in a Russian context.

26. Monuments of memory: defensive mechanisms of the collective psyche and their manifestation in the memorialization process.

27. Jung's equation of the ground of being with the ground of psyche.

28. From archetypes to reflective function.

29. Response to Helen Morgan.

30. Chronos in synchronicity: manifestations of the psychoid reality.

31. The transcendent function, moments of meeting and dyadic consciousness: constructive and destructive co-creation in the analytic dyad.

32. On being, knowing and having a self.

33. The mind–brain relationship: the emergent self.

34. Intimacies of the impersonal.

35. To be born was the death of him: a clinical study of a self that might have been but never got born.

36. A preliminary sketch of a Jungian socioanalysis – an emerging theory combining analytical psychology, complexity theories, sociological theories, socio‐ and psycho‐analysis, group analysis and affect theories 1

37. COMMENT.

38. The transcendent function in Spitteler's Prometheus and Epimetheus.

39. The eightfold way of teaching psychological type.

40. Music in dreams byStreich, Hildemarie.

41. The glow of Telesphoros: a brief enquiry into the sense of the term 'mana personality' and the dynamic of experiences behind it.

42. The construct of the 'mana personality' in Jung's works: a historic-hermeneutic perspective. Part I.

43. Temperament and typology

44. Analytical psychology and Daoist inner alchemy: a response to C.G. Jung's ‘Commentary on The Secret of the Golden Flower’

45. The analysis of the homoerotic and the pursuit of meaning

46. Psychological individuation and spiritual enlightenment: some comparisons and points of contact.

47. Individuation: finding oneself in analysis - taking risks and making sacrifices

48. Conscious mind – conscious body

49. Is the Self other to the self? Why does the numinosum feel like another? The relevance of Matte Blanco to our understanding of the unconscious