About PEP Archive

Subject
The PEP Archive is the definitive source of peer-reviewed scholarly and scientific articles from the field of psychoanalysis. Produced by Psychoanalytic Electronic Publishing, Inc, the database offers the full text of 20 principal psychoanalytic journals and more than 40 classic psychoanalytic books. The materials in PEP Archive originally encompassed more than 400 volumes and a total of 250,000 printed pages. In all, the database includes more than 50,000 articles, book chapters, book reviews, letters and commentaries and 4,000 figures and illustrations. Besides psychology and psychiatry, students and professionals researching anthropology, linguistics, nursing, physiology, neurosciences and women’s studies will find the PEP Archive indispensable. PEP Archive is co-owned by the American Psychoanalytic Association and the British Institute of Psychoanalysis. More info.

Sources
Points of interest include the full text of Freud's correspondence with his chief collaborators (such as Abraham, Fleiss, Jones and Jung) and all major works by Bion, Klein and Winnicot. Contributions by Anzieu, Fairbairn, Laplanche and Pontalis, Rosenfeld, Spence and Stern are also represented. In all, the database includes more than 50,000 articles, book chapters, book reviews, letters and commentaries and 4,000 figures and illustrations. Title list.

Coverage
Varies with title. Dating as far back as 1920. 

Provider
Produced by Psychoanalytic Electronic Publishing; hosted on EBSCO

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Access
NSU faculty, students and staff: Local and remote access.
Broward patrons: Local and remote access.
Alumni and general public: Walk-in only.

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Revised: 01/31/2008