The Psychoanalytic Review began in 1913 and is the oldest continuously published psychoanalytic journal in the world. Its early papers grew out of St. Elizabeths in Washington, D.C., five years after Freud’s visit to Clark University. It became a publication of The National Psychological Association for Psychoanalysis in the 1950’s and expanded to include papers from all depth psychological schools, with a wide range of cultural as well as clinical interests.

Recent special issues, published or forthcoming, involve politics and psychoanalysis, fundamentalism and terrorism, cyberspace, aggression, film, Levinas, and psychosis. Book, film and art reviews are welcome. The Psychoanalytic Review is open to explorations of what most concerns authors today as well as work of historical interest. Psychoanalysis is alive and growing, impacted by the press of life, struggling with fresh wounds we inflict on each other.

Editor: Michael Eigen
Association Editors: Nancy McWilliams, Merle Molofsky
Art Editor: Douglas Maxwell
Book Review Editor: Lynn Somerstein
Film Editor: Tony Pipolo

Editorial Board

Beth Althoffer
Alan Barnett
Robert Benton
Maggie Brenner
Diane Clemente
Paul Cooper
Sy Coopersmith
Robert Friedman
Charlotte Kahn
Jane Kupersmidt
Paul Marcus
Penny McCarthy
Tamar Oplar
Susan G. Sawyer
Catherine Silver
Alexander Stein
Margot Tallmer

Editorial Staff

Evan Malater
Alexandra Wagner

Subscription Information

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