Psychological Perspectives #49-2: Instinct and Intuition

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Perspectives

About the Artist: Susanna Meiers by Nancy Mozur
Our Apologies…
Fear: The Underbelly of Bigger and Better by Gilda Frantz
In Memoriam by Lore Haber Zeller

Articles

1. The Cat, the Dog, and the Horse in Dreams by Regina Abt
2. The Turtle and the Psyche by Paula Smith-Marder
3. Psyche and Cinema: “Go Ask Alice (or Neo); I think They’ll Know” by Ron Shenk
4. Japanese Anime and the Life of the Soul: Full Metal Alchemist by John Ranyard
5. Hermes in the Horse Latitudes: An Archetypal Analysis of the Film Down and Out in Beverly Hills by Brandon French
6. The God of Missing Articles by Pamela Freundl Kirst

Poems

1. In Loco Maternus: In Place of the Mother by Leah Shelleda
2. Las Posadas by Jorge de la O
3. What Rain Does by Charles Gillispie
4. My Journey to Damascus by James Hall
5. Bear’s Brown Study by Dennis Patrick Slattery
6. consulting the oracle by Naomi Ruth Lowinsky
7. It’s All About Relatedness by Robert Leverant

Book Reviews

1. The Soul of the Story: Meetings with Remarkable People. (2005). Written by Rabbi David Zeller. Woodstock, VT: Jewish Lights.
   Reviewed by J. Marvin Spiegelman
2. Crimes of the Dreamer. (2005). Written by Naomi Ruth Lowinsky. Oakland, CA: Scarlet Tanager Books.
   Reviewed by Richard Messer
3. The Serpent and the Cross: Healing the Split through Active Imagination. (2006). Written by Katherine M. Sanford. Blaine: WA: Coral Publishing.
   Reviewed by Gilda Frantz
4. Jung in Africa. (2005). Written by Blake W. Burleson. New York: Continuum.
   Reviewed by J. Marvin Spiegelman
5. Born to Kvetch: Yiddish Language and Culture in All of Its Moods. (2005). Written by Michael Wex. New York: Saint Martin’s Press.
   Reviewed by Miles Beller
6. Transformation: Emergence of the Self. (1998). Written by Murray Stein. College Station, TX: Texas A & M University Press (second printing 2005).
   Reviewed by J. Marvin Spiegelman

Film Reviews

1. Reflections on the Tribeca Film Festival.
   Reviewed by Joyce King Heyraud
2. Where We Are: Jungian Analysts in the 21st Century. A film by Stephen Witty.
   Reviewed by Chie Lee