The journal Psychoanalytic Studies is seeking submissions. The=20
founding editor, Geraldine Shiopton, has stepped down in order to=20
pursue training as a psychoanalyst. The new editor is Professor Barry=20
Richards, Head of the Department of Human Relations, University of=20
East London. He is the author and editor of several books, Including=20
Capitalism and Infancy, Crises of the Self, Images of Freud,=20
Disciplines of Delight.
Please send submissions as attachments to him at
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Here is some useful information for potential contributors:
The editors invite submissions of articles, news, comment,=20
discussions of courses, proposals for reviews, debates about the=20
field, etc.
Editor: Barry Richards, University of East London
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Associate Editor: Prof Robert M. Young, University of Sheffield
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European Editor: Dr Andr=E9 Green, Paris Psychoanalytic Society
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9 avenue de l'Observatoire 75006, Paris, France
American Editor: Prof Judith Hughes, University of California, San=20
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The Journal is supported by an International Editorial Board=20
which is listed at http://www.shef.ac.uk/~psysc/psastud/index.html or=20
by post
Psychoanalytic Studies is a refereed journal devoted to the=20
academic, scholarly discussion of the developing field of=20
psychoanalytic studies. The journal will cover all aspects of=20
psychoanalysis, its history and its institutions and the application=20
of psychoanalytic theory to a wide range of disciplines. These=20
include: history, cultural studies, film, literature, drama, critical=20
theory, anthropology, art, feminism, gender studies, biography and=20
autobiography, personality psychology, dynamic psychiatry, social=20
science, philosophy, methodology, and all subjects that include a=20
psychoanalytic (or, broadly speaking, psychodynamic) dimension.
Many existing journals in the disciplines listed above are=20
not particularly open to psychoanalytic approaches. Psychoanalytic=20
Studies is primarily for people actively involved in this new field=20
of study and aims to provide a focus and outlet for academic and=20
scholarly writings of this kind.
Psychoanalytic Studies is academic: not clinical, although=20
academic, historical and conceptual aspects of the clinic are=20
included. interdisciplinary: it embraces the wide range of topics=20
mentioned above. international: the journal's readership and=20
editorial board members reflect a broad international spread. In=20
addition, the journal aims to discuss geographical aspects of=20
psychoanalysis. pluralistic: it is anticipated that all schools of=20
psychoanalytic and psychodynamic thought will be represented, as well=20
as constructive criticism of these.
ISSN 1460-8952 Full details of Psychoanalytic Studies,=20
including a style sheet, subscription information and a sample copy=20
request form, can be found by connecting to the Psychoanalytic=20
Studies Home Page at Carfax Publishing Ltd.:=20
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PO Box 25, Abingdon, Oxfordshire OX14 3UE, UK
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Centre for Psychotherapeutic Studies, University of Sheffield,
16 Claremont Cresc., Sheffield S10 2TA. http://www.shef.ac.uk/~psysc/
Co-Director, Bulgarian Institute of Human Relations & Honoured Professor,
New Bulgarian University, Sofia. http://www.nbu.bg/bihr/psy.htm
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