Revue Metapsychique, La.
Revue Bimestrielle d'Occultisme et de Parapsychologie Publiee par l'Institut Metapsychique International.
Other titles: Revue Metapsychique Parapsychologie
1920—1982
Bimonthly (varies)
Paris, France.
Language: French.
Editor: Rene Sudre; Eugene Osty.
Publisher: Felix Alcan; Presses Universitaires de France.
Succeeds: Bulletin de l'Institut Metapsychique Internationale; Annales des Sciences Psychiques
1/1, October 1920-1982.
40 francs, 60 pp.
Suspended 1940-1946.

The issues for 1920 to 1922 were subtitled Bulletin de L'Institut Metapsychique Internationale, and those for 1971 to 1974 Revue Metapsychique Parapsychologie. The journal carried regular plates of ectoplasm, plaster casts of spirit hands and feet, and portraits of leading parapsychologists. This was a standard psychical-research journal, with contributions from all the leading workers between the wars: Charles Richet, E. Bozzano, C. de Vesme, Harry Price, Schrenck-Notzig, et al., and also in later years from Robert Amadou and Serge Hutin. The journal initially was financed by Jean Meyer, the sometime editor of Revue Spirite and a devoted spiritualist, and suspicions were aroused later that Osty had been prevented from publishing an expose of fraud by Eva Carriere at Meyer's insistence. Crabtree 1283.