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(French; 1927-current)

The Revue française de psychanalyse is a peer-reviewed scientific journal. Founded in 1927 “under the patronage of Pr Sigmund Freud”, it is the first international journal of psychoanalysis in French. Published under the responsibility of the Psychoanalytical Society of Paris, the Revue française de psychanalyse has editorial independence. Its editorial committee decides on the texts published according to its own criteria, in accordance with the history of the journal, and attentive to its time. A place of debate and reassessment of many clinical and metapsychological questions, it puts to work the great contemporary psychoanalytical themes, confronts classical Freudian data with post-Freudian contributions in the field of psychoanalysis and outside this field. 

Thanks are due to Denys Ribas (Former Editor and President SPP), the Paris Psychoanalytic Society and their library and librarians (SPP), Christine Mique-Bez and Charles Ruelle (Presses Universitaires de France).

Editor-in-Chief
Vassilis Kapsambelis 

Assistant Editors
Aline Cohen de Lara
Martine Girard
Sabina Lambertucci-Mann 

PUBLISHED BY Humensis/Presses Universitaires de France

ISSN: 0035-2942
EISSN: 2105-2964