Annales des Sciences Psychiques, Les.
Receuil d'observations et d'experiences paraissant tous les deus mois (et mensuellement) consacre aux recherches experimentales et critiques sur les phenomenes de telepathie, lucidite, premonition, mediumnite, etc.
1891-1919 Bimonthly to 1894, and then 1908-1911; monthly 1905-1907, 1912
Paris, France. Language: French. Publisher: Georges Carre; Felix Alcan. Editor: Charles Robert Richet and Dr. Xavier Dariex, founders and editors; and after 1905 Cesar Baudi de Vesme.
Succeeds: Rivista di Studi Psichici (1905); Revue des Etudes Psychiques (1905) Succeeded by: La Revue Metapsychique (1920)
Corporate author: Organe de la Societe Universelle d'etudes Psychiques
1/1, January-February 1891-1919. 64 pp., 2 francs 50 a year.

This was one of the preeminent journals for psychical research. Contributions by all of the leading psychical researchers: William Crookes, Camille Flamarrion, Oliver Lodge, Cesare Lombroso, Albert von Schrenck-Notzig, Julian Ochorowicz, et al. Richet (1850-1935) was a physiologist who won the Nobel Prize in 1913, and was one of the leading early parapsychologists. In 1905 the Rivista di Studi Psichici and its French version, Revue des Etudes Psychiques, were merged into the journal and their editor, Cesar Baudi de Vesme (1862- ) assumed the editorship of Annales. An English-language version of the journal was published from 1905-1910 as Annals of Psychic Science.