Writings

N° 144, 2016/2 - 190 pages

Pages 5 to 6

Editorial

By Olivier Cametz, Christine Dallot, Dominique Guilbault

Pages 7 to 9

Thought, soul, and body

By Micheline Dufour

Pages 11 to 28

The Miss Miller case: From Theodore Flournoy to Carl Gustav Jung

By Florent Serina

Pages 29 to 45

Some instances of subconscious creative imagination

Pages 47 to 54

Laura’s story: A protest of the self

By Élisabeth Conesa

Pages 55 to 74

Embodied analysis: Body and therapeutic process

By Salvatore Martini

Pages 75 to 84

The analyst in writing

By Christine Dallot

Pages 85 to 95

Cécile Reims

By Dominique Guilbault

Pages 97 to 100

From the text to the texture of writing

By Jean-Paul Marcheschi

Pages 101 to 118

Difficulty in becoming

By Olivier Cametz

Pages 119 to 124

Holotropic breathing: Language of the body and the self

By Christiane Fonseca

Pages 125 to 134

Louise Bourgeois, or writing a transgenerational Oedipal complex through art

By Ève Pilyser

Pages 135 to 151

Uncovering the body and the previous world with Jung and Pauli

By Bruno Traversi

Pages 153 to 158

A force called Mrs Muir

By Christiane Veschambre

Pages 159 to 172

Carl Gustav Jung and Friedrich Hölderlin

By Véronique Liard

Pages 173 to 177

Book reviews

Pages 179 to 185

Journal review