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Unique contributions from the world of the Rorschach with articles on trauma-related imagery in first responders, the conceptual and practical implications of Rorschach complexity, the Zulliger Test as a means of describing posttherapy changes, and an extended Rorschach inquiry with a client from Togo.
A special section focuses on the history and theory of the Rorschach, including an exploration of the historical influences on Rorschach's Psychodiagnostics and an examination of the relationship between Rorschach's inkblot test and C. G. Jung's Word Association Test.
Contents
Issue 1
Editorial
Filippo Aschieri
Research Article
An Analysis of Intrusive Morbid Imagery in Rorschach
Responses: The Cases of Traumatized First Responders in Korea
Chang Ui Hwang, Eun Young Kim, Hae Joon Lee, Min Ju Park, Mi Sun
Lee, Tae Hwan Kim, and Ju Kyeong Kim
Understanding Complexity as a Construct and as a Formally Scored
Variable
Gregory J. Meyer
Case Studies
Pre- and Postpsychotherapy Assessment of a Patient With
Retrograde Amnesia: A Zulliger Study
Erik Hammarstroem and Cato Gronnerod
The Contribution of the Collaborative Use of the Rorschach Test in
Togo
Lodegena Bassantea Kpassagou
Issue 2
Special Issue: History and Theory of the Rorschach
Editorial
Unravelling the Mystery of the Rorschach Test by Going Back to Its
Origins
Anne Andronikof
Original Articles
On the Background and Foundations of Psychodiagnostics
Fernando Silberstein
''The Most Obvious Development of the Basic Idea'': The Relationship
Between H. Rorschach's Inkblot Test and C. G. Jung's Word Association
Test
Philip J. Keddy, Rita Signer, Angela Graf-Nold, and Philip Erdberg
Inkblots and the Life-World - Toward a Rorschach Phenomenology
Patrick J. McElfresh
The Rorschach - From Its Origins to the Future: Images in the Making
Pierre Gaudriault
The Theory of Hermann Rorschach
Anne Andronikof
