Jung in the world

Jung in the world
N° 159, 2024/1 - 220 pages
Pages 5 to 6

Editorial

By Sophie Braun, Laurence Lacour, Samira Richer-Villar
Pages 7 to 32

Vanishing acts: The crisis of our loss of kinship with the more-than-human world

By Amanda Dowd
Pages 33 to 51

Giuseppe Maffei: Anomaly or elaboration of a Italian Jungian thought?

By Stefano Carrara
Pages 53 to 70

When Nise da Silveira meets C. G. Jung

By Walter Melo
Pages 71 to 90

Encountering the other: Jungian analysts and traditional healers in South Africa

By L’équipe des Cahiers, Peter Ammann, Fred Borchardt, Nomfundo Lily-Rose Mlisa, Renee Ramsden
Pages 91 to 103

Carl Gustav Jung and India, more than a hundred years later

By Sulagna Sengupta
Pages 105 to 113

The healers’ wound in a time of shared trauma reality

By Galit Ben-Amitay
Pages 115 to 124

Tunis, October 2010-October 2018, between individual and societal revolutions

By Mariette Mignet
Pages 125 to 133

IAAP: brief reflections on the past, the present and the future

By Misser Berg
Pages 135 to 150

Accelerating the individuation process: Medusa and Perseus Myth in wartime

By Claire Mouchot
Pages 151 to 160

Violence and metamorphosis in the chrysalis of nationalism: Transformation’s necessary unmaking

By Carolyn Bates
Pages 161 to 176

Voices from Nature and Withdrawal (Hikikomori) in Japanese Culture

By Nanae Takenaka
Pages 177 to 186

Jung in China

By Viviane Thibaudier
Pages 187 to 204

Alchemical images in One Hundred Years of Solitude

By Miguel Angel Mata

Book reviews

Pages 205 to 206

Erich Neumann, Jacob et Esaü. L’archétype des frères ennemis. Un symbole du judaïsme, présentation d’Erel Salit, Paris, Éditions Imago/La Compagnie du Livre Rouge, 2016.

By Manuel Beck
Pages 206 to 208

Dora Kalff, Le Jeu de sable – Son action thérapeutique sur la psyché, (1966), Les éditions Baghera, collection Pisica, 2023.

By Catherine Farzat
Pages 209 to 210

Nise da Silveira, Images de l’inconscient, Paris, Halle Saint Pierre – Passage piétons éditions, 2005 ou en version numérique http.//cahiers-jungiens.cairn.info

By Reine-Marie Halbout
Pages 210 to 212

Sulagna Sengupta, Animus, psyche and culture. A Jungian revision, London, Routledge, 2024.

By Sam Regad

Journal reviews

Pages 213 to 215

Le Workshop International des Analystes et Thérapeutes Jungiens de l’Enfant et de l’Adolescent. Une collégialité hors frontières.

By Brigitte Allain-Dupré, Patrizia Conti
Pages 215 to 216

The Journal of Analytical Psychology, Vol. 68, April 2023, p. 395-415: K. Fleischer, “Collective Trauma, Implicit Memories, the Body, and Active Imagination in Jungian Analysis” (Trauma collectif, mémoire implicite, corps et imagination active dans l’analyse jungienne). Text presented at the Twenty-Second Congress of the International Association for Analytical Psychology, Argentina, 2022.

By Maria Carolina Concha