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Healing: Psychology's Wound The whole of Psychology has a healing problem: A paper by the Editor on by The Editor	The End of Therapy Therapy is facing increasingly tougher times. Is it the end? A paper by the Editor on by The Editor
Ideas and Managed Care Managed care is effecting the way psychology thinks! by Liam Marsh	The Fantasy of Science: Psychology Struggles with a Persona It's all here: Jung, Freud, Einstein, animation and monkeys! by Liam Marsh
Grave Reflections Grave is the matter of tragedy: A pathological gaze into Hamlet's fate. by Andrew T. Castro	Jungian, Archetypal, Imaginal, and Depth psychology A subtle blend of poesis and conjecture: by The Editor
The Priapus Page Priapus, tutor of Ares, misunderstood and outcast forger of obscene connections, makes a grand appearance on this beautiful page. This most mightily endowed creature will not leave you wanting if life in extremis is what you desire. by The Editor	Withdrawl of Projection Psychological awareness or the death of passion? An inquiry into our severed Romanitic Roots. by John Woodcock
The Oakland Raiders: A Fresh Look. The Guamanian Raider takes a common image, one that our culture deems as natural, and opens it up for an imaginative investigation. One of the most unreflected landscapes in American culture is the gridiron, the field for football and football's imaginative field. by Andrew T. Castro

POETRY

Hymn to Ares Poetry with ancient Greek images. by Liam Marsh	Heroes Wait For Wind Part prophet, part madman; Mitch Torina shoots off a short string of pearls. by Mitchell Torina
Women are from Venus: Old poetry by Yosano Akiko and others. Erotic Japanese Tanka, written by Yosano Akiko and others. A couple of Korean Shijos as well. All packaged with images of the Asia and the feminine. arranged by Liam Marsh	Ars moriendi Celebrated modern poet, D.H. Sutherland returns to the Ares Press with a couple of his lastest works. Include are some images of Athena and a couple of lesser, yet not weaker, goddesses. They'll murder him in concert. by D.H. Sutherland
The Tao Te Ching and Chinese Art The antidote to psychology: Give up Sainthood, renounce Wisdom. Everything was said by Lao Tzu. In his work is the deepest psychology, the clearest religion and the most detailed metaphysics. Short quotes from the Tao Te Ching with some old Chinese art. arranged by Liam Marsh