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Periodical: Psyche (London)

Summary:  From Pat Deveney's database:

Psyche.
Psychic Research Quarterly / A Quarterly Review of Psychology, in Relation to Education, Psychoanalysis, Industry, Religion . . . & c. / An Annual of General and Linguistic Psychology.
1921-1952 Quarterly, then annual
London, England. Language: English.
Publisher: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co.; Orthological Institute. Editor: C.K. Ogden.
Succeeds: Psychic Research Quarterly
2/1, 1921-1952. This continued the volume numbering of Psychic Research Quarterly, but was increasingly devoted to the linguistic and philosophical work of Ogden (1889-1957) and with volume 13, 1933, changed its subtitle and began to be edited by him and published by his Orthological Institute.

Other Sources:NYPL; SUNY Buffalo; Universitiy of Delaware; University of Chicago; Harvard University; University of Texas, Austin; and many other locations in OCLC; ZDB: Freiburg Inst Grenzgeb Psychol.
Issues:Psyche V1 1921-1922
Claude-Generated Themes:   Psyche was a London review sitting where psychical research meets modern psychology. Its sampled pages take mediumship, spirit-control, and survival as objects of scientific scrutiny rather than articles of faith, and set them beside scientific hypnotism and suggestion and the newest laboratory-and-clinical psychology — psycho-analysis, the decay of memory, the 'man as machine' debate, and the forensic question of criminal insanity. Even its historical interest in Franz Joseph Gall belongs to the history of brain science rather than to phrenological practice. The result is a periodical that treats the psychical as a frontier of psychology. (Its precise identity is not certain from the sample and is flagged for review.)

Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description.
Topics:Psychical Research and Parapsychology