Remember your future 

Remember your future 
N° 151, 2020/1 - pages
Pages 5 to 6

Editorial

By Olivier Cametz, Christine Dallot, Reine-Marie Halbout, Laurence Lacour
Pages 7 to 22

Around the work of Erich Neumann: Meeting with Denyse Lyard 

By Denyse Lyard, interview conducted by Brigitte Allain-Dupré
Pages 23 to 23

Introductory presentation of Visions —The Seminar given in 1930–1934. 

By Bertrand Eveno
Pages 24 to 24

Extract from Conference 4, November 5, 1930 

By Carl Gustav Jung
Pages 25 to 39

The memory of time to come: The experience of regression 

By Reine-Marie Halbout
Pages 41 to 53

C.G. Jung at a conference in Paris: Meetings, dialogues, and enmities 

By Florent Serina
Pages 54 to 55

Remember your future 

By Anna Aïm
Pages 57 to 69

Job and the somatization process 

By Maria Carolina Concha
Pages 71 to 84

The bear and the psychoid

By Fabienne Neuquelman-Denis
Pages 85 to 85

Extract from Conference 29, December 2, 1931 

By Carl Gustav Jung
Pages 87 to 91

From the Virgin Mary to the Star of the Shepherd 

By Élisabeth Conesa
Pages 93 to 98

In folio in times of confinement 

By Flore Delapalme, Dominique Guibault, Sylvain Grout, Sophie Braun, Laurent Meyer
Pages 99 to 113

Jung and alchemy: A link between past and present in the service of the future 

By Véronique Liard
Pages 114 to 114

Extract from Conference 47, June 22, 1932 

By Carl Gustav Jung
Pages 115 to 125

Trauma and temporality: On La Jetée, film by Chris Marker 

By Nathalie Dominguez
Pages 127 to 132

Reflection on the presentation of the Open Letter on Jung and the “Africans” 

By Monique Bacchetta
Pages 133 to 147

From frozen symbol to living symbol 

By Nathalie Diaz-Marchand
Pages 149 to 150

 Return

By Adriana Langer
Pages 151 to 162

Dionysus or time regained 

By Marie-Laure Colonna
Pages 163 to 163

From Conference 56, February 1, 1933 

By Carl Gustav Jung
Pages 165 to 166

Tribute to Alessandra Cavalli (April 27, 1957–May 17, 2020) 

By Christine Dallot
Pages 167 to 178

Book reviews  

By Olivier Cametz
Pages 179 to 187

Journal review

By Laurence Lacour