Psychological Perspectives, Volume 49, Issue 2

About the Artist: Susanna Meiers

Nancy Mozur 159-159

Our Apologies …

Fear: The Underbelly of Bigger and Better

Gilda Frantz 162-163

In Memoriam

The Cat, the Dog, and the Horse in Dreams

Regina Abt 166-227

The Turtle and the Psyche

Paula Smith-Marder 228-248

Psyche and Cinema: “Go Ask Alice (or Neo); I Think They'll Know”

Ron Shenk 249-266

Japanese Anime and the Life of the Soul: Full Metal Alchemist

John Ranyard 267-277

Hermes in the Horse Latitudes: An Archetypal Analysis of the Film Down and Out in Beverly Hills

Brandon French 278-284

The God of Missing Articles

Pamela Freundl Kirst 285-291

In Loco Maternus: In Place of the Mother

Leah Shelleda 293-294

Las Posadas

Jorge de la O 295-297

What Rain Does

Charles Gillispie 298-299

My Journey to Damascus

James Hall 300-301

Bear's Brown Study

Dennis Patrick Slattery 302-303

consulting the oracle

Naomi Ruth Lowinsky 304-305

It's All About Relatedness

Robert Leverant 306-306

A Review of: “The Soul of the Story: Meetings with Remarkable People. (2005).”: By Rabbi David Zeller. Woodstock, VT: Jewish Lights.

J. Marvin Spiegelman 307-310

A Review of: “crimes of the dreamer. (2005).”: By Naomi Ruth Lowinsky Oakland, CA: Scarlet Tanager Books

Richard Messer 311-314

A Review of: “The Serpent and the Cross: Healing the Split through Active Imagination. (2006).”: By Katherine M. Sanford. Blaine, WA: Coral Publishing.

Gilda Frantz 314-316

A Review of: “Jung in Africa. (2005).”: By Blake W. Burleson. New York: Continuum.

J. Marvin Spiegelman 316-319

A Review of: “Born to Kvetch: Yiddish Language and Culture in All of Its Moods. 2005.”: By Michael Wex. New York: St. Martin's Press

Miles Beller 319-323

A Review of: “Transformation: Emergence of the Self. (1998).”: By Murray Stein. College Station, TX: Texas A&M University Press (second printing 2005).

J. Marvin Spiegelman 323-326

A Review of: “Reflections on the Tribeca Film Festival”

Joyce King Heyraud 327-330

A Review of: “Where We Are: Jungian Analysts in the 21st Century. A film by Stephen Witty”

Chie Lee 330-331