The American Society of Freudian Psychoanalysis understands publication as one of the essential forms through which an intellectual tradition remains alive in public and scholarly life. A serious institution devoted to psychoanalysis must not only teach and organize. It must also write, edit, publish, preserve, and circulate thought.
The Publications section represents the Society’s commitment to editorial work in the broadest sense. It may include essays, articles, institutional texts, position statements, educational materials, interpretive studies, archival projects, and future journal initiatives devoted to the Freudian tradition and its contemporary relevance.
The publication of psychoanalytic thought is one of the ways a tradition secures continuity across time. Through writing, editorial work, and the careful circulation of ideas, the American Society of Freudian Psychoanalysis seeks to maintain the presence of the Freudian legacy within contemporary intellectual life.