Transmission of filiation

Transmission of filiation
N° 141, 2015/1 - pages
Pages 5 to 6

Editorial

By Christine Dallot, Dominique Guilbault, Laurent Meyer
Pages 7 to 19

Jung: Necessarily his mother’s son?

By Brigitte Allain-Dupré
Pages 21 to 35

 Paternal filiation

By Alain Gibeault
Pages 37 to 53

Filiation as incarnation 

By Thierry Berlanda
Pages 55 to 67

 A terrifying child

By Ève Pilyser
Pages 69 to 88

 The relativism of masculine identity and paternity

By Luigi Zoja
Pages 89 to 98

Cécile Reims: Nomad and enigma

By Cécile Reims, Dominique Guilbault
Pages 99 to 117

What do analysts dream of?

By Fabienne Neuquelman-Denis
Pages 119 to 143

Born as a replacement child: Who am I?

By Kristina Schellinski
Pages 145 to 159

The discomfort of being a Jewish Jungian psychoanalyst 

By Jan Wiener
Pages 161 to 172

From the murder of the father to the master mind: Inherited paternity, elective paternity 

By Jean-Jacques Wunenburger
Pages 173 to 177

Time, timelessness, and history 

By Christian Gaillard
Pages 179 to 193

Plural filiation, a modern complexity? 

By Mariette Mignet
Pages 195 to 200

Analytical psychology faced with “Latin clarity”

By Florent Serina
Pages 201 to 221

La psychologie de l’inconscient et l’esprit français (1935)

By Yves Le Lay
Pages 223 to 230

Book reviews 

By Reine-Marie Halbout
Pages 231 to 232

Journal review

By Laurence Lacour