Psychological Perspectives, Volume 51, Issue 2

Treasure

Gilda Frantz 185-187

About the Artist: Bruce Cohen

Nancy Mozur 188-189

Unlocking the Secrets of the Wounded Psyche: Interview with Donald Kalsched

Daniela Sieff 190-207

Tending Hestia's Flame: Circumambulating the Sacred Feminine

Janis Jennings 208-222

The Holy Dog: Rite and Legend of a Pagan Cult in the Middle Ages—a Psychological Approach

Regine Schweizer-Vuellers 223-249

An Archetypal Symbol of Water in the Amazon

Lucy Penna 250-265

Hitchcock'sStrangers on a Trainand Leconte'sMan on a Train:Denying and Befriending the Shadow

James Palmer 266-286

Understanding Om (Aum), Turīya, and the Three States of Consciousness in the Māndūkya Upanisad

Kyle Lee Williams 287-315

Seven Paths of the Hero in Lord of the Rings: The Path of the King

Robin Robertson 316-339

For Noeljeanne

James Hall 340-340

In Seville

Julie Chase-Daniel 341-341

Photograph—Tsunami 2006

Julie Chase-Daniel 342-342

To Live on a Fault Line

Darlene Lasher 343-343

One Way of Growing Older

Darlene Lasher 344-344

A Face to Sadden God

Robert Sward 345-345

Green Balloons

Stewart Florsheim 346-346

Encounter

Stewart Florsheim 347-347

Learning by Fire

Nellie Hill 348-349

Lauds

Jane Downs 350-350

Homecoming 2006

Jane Downs 351-351

A Review of “The Jung—White Letters. 2007. Edited by Ann Conrad Lammers and Adrian Cunningham, Philemon Series. New York: Routledge”

J. Marvin Spiegelman 352-353

A Review of “The Fountain of the Love of Wisdom. 2006. Edited by Emmanuel Kennedy-Xypolitas. Brooklyn, NY: Chiron”

Dan Rothstein 354-357

A Review of “Joseph Cornell: Navigating the Imagination. (2007). By Lynda Roscoe Hartigan. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press. Joseph Cornell's Dreams. (2007). Edited and with an introduction by Catherine Corman. Cambridge, MA: Exact Change”

Miles Beller 357-363

A Review of “Jung Uncorked, Book One & Book Two. (2008). By Daryl Sharp. Toronto: Inner City Books”

Robin Robertson 363-366

The Visitor. 2008. Written and Directed by Tom McCarthy

Joyce King Heyraud 367-368