JUNG TODAY: VOLUME 1 - ADULTHOOD -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- SECTION ONE: THEORY -- INTRODUCTION: WITHIN JUNG, BEYOND JUNG -- THE PARADIGM OF MODERNITY -- ABSTRACT -- INTRODUCTION -- THE CIVILISATION OF CHANGE -- JUNG AND THE MODERN ERA -- ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY AND GNOSTICISM -- REFERENCES -- MODELS OF THE UNCONSCIOUS IN JUNG -- ABSTRACT -- INTRODUCTION -- THE FIRST FIGURE: SUB-JECTUM -- THE SECOND FIGURE: PRO-BALLEIN -- THE THIRD FIGURE: PRO-JECTUM -- BEYOND FREUD'S DREAM: THE ANTINOMICITY OF THE PSYCHIC -- THE EPISTEMOLOGICAL CHECKMATE OF THE PSYCHE AND THEVIEW OF THE WORLD THAT IT ENTAILS -- FROM TREATMENT OF THE UNCONSCIOUS TO THE UNCONSCIOUS ASTREATMENT -- A TIMELESS COROLLARY: CLINICAL ANALYSIS OF THEUNCONSCIOUS AS ATTENTION -- REFERENCES -- THE INDIVIDUATING SELF.THE DEVELOPMENTAL PATHWAYSLEADING TO PSYCHIC AUTONOMY ANDTHE SENSE OF SELF -- ABSTRACT -- INTRODUCTION -- Some Key Psychoanalytic Perspectives on the Self -- Jung's View of the Self -- DEINTEGRATION AND REINTEGRATION -- ATTACHMENT THEORY AND THE SELF -- Self Agency -- SELF AS AGENT -- SELF-FUNCTIONING AND FANTASY -- REFERENCES -- NEW MODELS OF DREAMS.THEORY AND INTERPRETATION -- ABSTRACT -- INTRODUCTION -- REFERENCES -- RELATIONSHIP AND COMPLEXITY:THEORY OF COMPLEXES AND ATTACHMENT -- ABSTRACT -- INTRODUCTION -- INTRODUCING COMPLEXITY -- THE LINK BETWEEN THE BODY AND THE MIND -- ARCHETYPE AND BODY -- COMPLEX, LANGUAGE, SYMBOLIZATION -- COMPLEXES, METAPHORS AND DREAMS -- COMPLEXES AND TRAUMA -- COMPLEXES AND NEURAL MAPS -- SCALE FREE NETWORK -- INDEXICAL COMMUNICATION -- COUNTER-TRANSFERENCE ASPECTS -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCE -- ETHICS AND ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY -- ABSTRACT -- INTRODUCTION -- HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES -- PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVE -- NEUROSCIENTIFIC PERSPECTIVES -- EMERGENCE OF AN ETHICAL CAPACITY -- EMERGENCE OF AN ETHICAL CAPACITY IN THE CONSULTING ROOM.

BEYOND THE DEPRESSIVE POSITION -- TRIANGULATION AND THE ARCHETYPAL THIRD -- TRIANGULAR SPACE AND SUPERVISION IN ANALYTIC PRACTICE -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- BIOS AND ARCHETYPE -- ABSTRACT -- ARCHETYPE AND BIOS IN JUNG -- COMPARISON AND POSSIBLE RESONANCES WITH OTHERSCHOOLS OF PSYCHOANALYTICAL THOUGHT. ARCHETYPE AND BIOSOUTSIDE THE JUNGIAN TRADITION -- ARCHETYPE AND BIOS TODAY -- REFERENCES -- ARCHETYPES AS ACTION PATTERNS1 -- ABSTRACT -- IMAGE, ACTION, AND AFFECT -- MIRROR NEURONS AND PSYCHOANALYSIS -- ACTION PATTERNS AND COGNITIVE PROCESSES -- ARCHETYPES AS (NON-COGNITIVE) ACTION PATTERNS -- REFERENCES -- SECTION TWO: CLINICAL ISSUES IN ADULTHOOD -- INTRODUCTION -- SETTING AND THE SUBJECTIVITYOF THE ANALYST -- ABSTRACT -- REFERENCES -- THE EMERGENCE OF THE COMPLEX IN THEANALYTIC PROCESS -- ABSTRACT -- SELF ORGANIZATION AND EMERGENCE -- Case 1 -- Case 2 -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- ARCHETYPAL, PRIMARY, EARLY.CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE ABILITY TORECOVER FROM TRAUMA AND THERECOGNISABILITY OF THE "CHILD-IN-THE-ADULT" -- ABSTRACT -- 1. TO SEE VOICES AND HEAR COLOURS -- 2. FIRST STEPS -- 3. WEAVINGS -- 4. NARRATIVE PLOTS -- 4.1. A Fragment -- 4.2. A Fragment -- 4.3. A Short Story -- 4.4. A Tale -- 4.4.1. Children Robbed -- 4.4.2. Mute Children -- 4.4.3. Children Survivors, The Catastrophic Anxiety -- 4.4.4. Abused Children -- 4.4.5. Me and not Me: Becoming Transitional -- 4.4.6. Trauma and Memory in the Body -- 4.4.7. Thinking of Separation: The End of the Analysis -- 5. PSYCHOANALYSIS AND NEW PERSPECTIVES -- REFERENCES -- COUNTERTRANSFERENCE:THE EVOLUTION OF A PARADIGM -- ABSTRACT -- NOTES FROM A SESSION -- THE MEDICAL MODEL -- JUNG AND THE PSYCHOLOGY OF THE TRANSFERENCE -- COUNTERTRANSFERENCE AS A TOOL -- INTEGRATING -- NEW DEVELOPMENTS -- CONCLUSIONS -- REFERENCES -- ADDICTION AND NARCISSISTIC ISSUEIN ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY -- ABSTRACT.

REFERENCES -- PSYCHOSIS, HALLUCINATION, DISSOCIATION -- ABSTRACT -- INTRODUCTION -- DISSOCIATION OF THE COMPLEX, AND THE PSYCHOTICPHENOMENON -- A CLINICAL EXPERIENCE: CASSANDRA -- SELF-PORTRAIT OF DISSOCIATION -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- SCHIZOPHRENIA: RELEVANCE AND DIALECTICSOF A PSYCHIATRIC CONCEPT -- ABSTRACT -- THE HISTORY: SYNDROME OR ILLNESS? -- CATEGORY AND DIMENSION MODELS -- JUNG AND THE CONCEPTION OF SCHIZOPHRENIA -- CONSIDERATIONS ON THE PSYCHOTHERAPY OF SCHIZOPHRENIA -- REFERENCES -- ON THE TRANSMISSION OF ANALYTICALKNOWLEDGE -- ABSTRACT -- INTRODUCTION -- THE REGRESSIVE DIMENSION -- THE ETHICAL DIMENSION -- THE INTERIOR SOLITUDE OF THE ANALYST -- "MAKING THE BEST OF A BAD JOB" -- THE COLLAPSE OF THE ETHICAL DIMENSION -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- CONTRIBUTORS -- INDEX.