Images, representations, and virtual worlds 

Images, representations, and virtual worlds 
N° 150, 2019/2 - pages
Pages 5 to 6

Editorial

By Olivier Cametz, Karen Hainsworth, Ève Pilyser
Pages 7 to 7

Introductory presentation 

By Bertrand Eveno
Pages 9 to 10

Visions: Notes of the Seminar Given in 1930–1934 (excerpt no. 1: “The Drawing”) 

By Carl Gustav Jung
Pages 11 to 26

Introducing the Open Letter on Jung and “Africans,” published in the British Journal of Psychotherapy in November 2018

By Andrew Samuels
Pages 27 to 47

Thinking transformation: Children and their families in the digital age 

By Rossella Andreoli
Pages 48 to 48

Visions: Notes of the Seminar Given in 1930–1934 (excerpt no. 2: “Engrossing”) 

By Carl Gustav Jung
Pages 49 to 67

Daphne: A myth of metamorphosis, metamorphoses of a myth 

By Claire Dorly
Pages 69 to 76

The air of time—Verbatim 

By Sophie Braun, Laurence Lacour, Véronique Beldent, Marie-Laure Colonna, Flore Delapalme, Marcel Gaumont, Christian Marnette, Laurent Meyer, Mariette Mignet, Sophie Seale
Pages 77 to 90

The Great Fever image and creative imagination 

By Aimé Agnel
Pages 91 to 105

Pinocchio: In search of the original 

By Brigitte Allain-Dupré
Pages 106 to 106

Visions: Notes of the Seminar Given in 1930–1934 (excerpt no. 3: “The Symbol”) 

By Carl Gustav Jung
Pages 107 to 113

The Oval Portrait 

By Christiane Fonseca
Pages 115 to 124

Preaching to the birds 

By Dominique Guilbault
Pages 125 to 126

Visions: Notes of the Seminar Given in 1930–1934 (excerpt no. 4: “The Hut”) 

By Carl Gustav Jung
Pages 127 to 143

On the Psychological Commentary on the Tibetan Book of the Great Liberation

By Elisabeth Schnetzler
Pages 145 to 156

The digital revolution and the symbolism of the spirit

By Françoise Bruley
Pages 157 to 159

Tributes to Gilbert Masse (November 7, 1926–November 4, 2019)

By Flore Delapalme, Sylvie Rouquette
Pages 161 to 168

Book reviews

By Olivier Cametz
Pages 169 to 172

Journal review

By Laurence Lacour