Editor's introduction
Acknowledgements
Towards a current model
Introduction p. 3
Freud, Jung and Klein p. 7
Identification p. 62
The model p. 69
On analytical psychology
The development and status of Jung's researchers p. 79
Note on psychological types p. 102
Memories and thoughts about C. G. Jung p. 107
Analytical psychology in England p. 120
The emergence of child analysis p. 138
Neumann and childhood p. 150
Reviews and short articles
Articles on psychoanalysis p. 175
On Melanie Klein p. 175
Review of New Directions in Psychoanalysis p. 176
Review of Envy and Gratitude p. 182
Review of Edith Jacobson's The Self and the Object World p. 185
Review of Heinrich Racker's Transference and Countertransference p. 191
Review of Bruno Bettelheim's The Empty Fortress p. 193
A tribute to D. W. Winnicott p. 195
Review of Margaret Mahler's On Human Symbiosis and the Vicissitudes of Human Individuation p. 197
Review of Mahler, Pine and Bergman's The Psychological Birth of the Human Infant p. 200
Review of The Freud/Jung Letters: the Correspondence between Sigmund Freud and C. G. Jung p. 203
A discursive review of Robert Langs' The Therapeutic Interaction p. 205
Comment on Clifford Scott's paper 'Common problems concerning the views of Freud and Jung' p. 211
On Donald Meltzer and the Kleinian Development p. 214
On analytical psychologists p. 236
An appreciation of C. G. Jung's Answer to Job p. 236
Review of Esther Harding's The Parental Image: its Injury and Reconstruction p. 241
Comment on Leopold Stein's paper 'In pursuit of first principles' p. 245
Review of Joseph Henderson's Thresholds of Initiation p. 247
Review of C. A. Meier's Ancient Incubation and Modern Psychotherapy p. 253
'Active imagination and imaginative activity' p. 256
Letter on 'Ego and self: terminology' p. 258
Letter in reply to James Hillman p. 259
A bibliography of the writings of Michael Fordham p. 261
Bibliography p. 271
Index p. 277