R. Withers, Introduction. Controversy One: Prospects for the Jung/Klein Synthesis. Introduction. E. Urban, With Healing in her Wings. J. David, Classical Jungian Comment. R. Hinshelwood, Kleinian Comment. E. Urban, Response to Commentaries. Controversy Two: The Status of Developmental Theory. Introduction.C. Hauke, Uneasy Ghosts. J.A. Culbert-Koehn, Jung, Jungians and the Idea of Birth Trauma. Controversy Three: Transference, Counter-transference and Beyond. Introduction.V. Kast, Transcending the Transference. B. Proner, Working in the Transference. V. Kast, Response to Barry Proner. Controversy Four: The Political in Analysis.C. Hauke,Introduction.A. Samuels, Working Directly with Political, Social and Cultural Material in the Therapy Session. R. Withers, Politics in Practice. A. Samuels, Response. Controversy Five: Analysis and Implicit Homophobia. Introduction.C. Denman, Analytical Psychology and Homosexual Orientation. R. Carvalho, A Comment on Denman. C. Denman, Response to Carvalho. R. Carvalho, Reply to Denman's Response. Controversy Six: Approaching the Irrational. Introduction.R. Main, Analytical Psychology, Religion and the Academy. M. Withers, Religion and the Terrified. Controversy Seven: The Body, Analysis and Homeopathy. Introduction.E. Whitmont, Alchemy, Homeopathy and the Treatment of Borderline cases. R. Withers, The Demonisation of the Body in Analysis. Controversy Eight: The Contemporary Status of Archetypal Theory. Introduction.A. Stevens, Evolution and the Archetypes. P Kugler, Psyche, Language and Biology. Controversy Nine: Reflections on the Anima and Culture.J. Schaverien, The Feminine in Analytical Psychology. A. Shearer, Jung and the Feminine. Controversy Ten: Frequency and the Analytic Frame. Controversy Eleven: Interpreting and Relating. Introduction.R. Caper, Does Psychoanalysis Heal? A Contribution to the Theory of Psychoanalytic Technique. W. Colman, Interpreting and Relating: A Commentary on Caper. R. Caper, Response to Colman. W. Colman, Reply to Caper.
