Around Jung 

Around Jung 
N° 146, 2017/2 - pages
Pages 5 to 5

Editorial

By Laurence Lacour, Christian Marnette
Pages 7 to 28

From neuroses to a new cure for souls: C.G. Jung and the reshaping of the therapeutic patient 

By Sonu Shamdasani
Pages 29 to 43

From myth to The Red Book via philosophy 

By Véronique Liard
Pages 45 to 58

Dreaming of C.G. Jung

By Florent Serina
Pages 59 to 77

Jung’s polyvocality. An empathic-critical note 

By Giovanni Sorge
Pages 79 to 81

Jung and Lacan: An encounter 

Pages 83 to 96

Entering resistance as if in convalescence to participate in its eternity 

By Flore Delapalme
Pages 97 to 107

In transferential empathy with C.G. Jung 

By Nathalie Pilard
Pages 109 to 133

On Opicino de Canestris and an unearthed seminar by C.G. Jung

By Jean-François Alizon
Pages 135 to 138

“Did Jung believe in reincarnation?” Response to a friend

By Claire Dorly
Pages 139 to 157

Fortunes of kairós

By Fabienne Neuquelman-Denis
Pages 159 to 167

On some singularities of Jungian thought and practice in psychoanalysis

By Christian Gaillard
Pages 169 to 176

Man, the Anima, and Sleeping Beauty

By Viviane Thibaudier
Pages 177 to 183

C.G. Jung and analytical psychology research in South Korea

By Kim Seongminne
Pages 185 to 196

Exploring the negative pole of the Child archetype through a re-reading of Jung’s Answer to Job

By Ève Pilyser
Pages 197 to 202

Book reviews

By Olivier Cametz
Pages 203 to 212

Journal review

By Laurence Lacour