A question of setting

A question of setting
N° 142, 2015/2 - 208 pages
Pages 5 to 6

Editorial

By Laurence Lacour, Christian Marnette
Pages 7 to 26

Finding strength deep inside

By Fabienne Neuquelman-Denis
Pages 27 to 37

Looking into the window of sand play

By Cyrille Bonamy
Pages 39 to 60

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

By Catherine Crowthe, Martin Schmidt
Pages 61 to 64

Homo numericus

By Brigitte Allain-Dupré
Pages 65 to 73

The job of the setting in the becoming subject

By Ève Pilyser
Pages 75 to 92

The yellow rose and the small crown of immortelles

By Flore Delapalme
Pages 93 to 103

Invisible worlds

By Sandra Zemor
Pages 105 to 115

The Eros connection and the risk of transgression

By Karen Hainsworth
Pages 117 to 128

The Jungian journey: Setting and digressions

By Chrystel Delaigue
Pages 129 to 133

In Jafar Panahi’s taxi

By Christine Dallot
Pages 135 to 149

In search of one’s setting

By Sophie Braun
Pages 151 to 164

Putting prerequisites to the test

By Delphine Renard
Pages 165 to 168

Memories of Kiev and Tbilisi

By Françoise Caillet
Pages 169 to 179

The art of rounding the edges

By Christiane Fonseca
Pages 181 to 182

Re-reading Oreille de Gargantua

By Aimé Agnel
Pages 183 to 191

Book reviews

Pages 193 to 203

Journal review