The PEP-Web 2025 Release
New on PEP-Web for 2025 This year, we are pleased to announce the continued expansion of our book catalogue. A further ten titles from the New Library of Psychoanalysis are now available. New entries cover themes such as child psychoanalysis, the work of Francis...Data Error and Feedback Forms Restored
PEP-Web’s ‘Report a Data Error’ and ‘Provide Feedback’ forms were temporarily out of action, but the issue has now been fixed.If you wish to use these forms, click the ‘Help’ icon (‘?’) in the main toolbar on the...New Journal on PEP-Web!
New to PEP-Web – Language and Psychoanalysis (2012-2022). The only interdisciplinary journal with a strong focus on the qualitative and quantitative analysis of language and psychoanalysis. The journal is also inclusive and not narrowly confined to the Freudian...New Video on PEP-Web!
Remembering Henri Rey: Michael Feldman and John Steiner in Dialogue.This fascinating webinar by the Contemporary Freudian Society took place in January 2024 and can now be enjoyed as a fully transcribed video on PEP-Web.The video features Michael Feldman, John...New in PEP-Web Books!
Die Rundbriefe des >Geheimen Komitees< Vols.1-4, Edited by Gerhard Wittenberger and Christfried Tögel (Edition Diskord) The 4 volumes reproduce over 400 circular letters of Freud’s ‘Secret Committee’ between 1913 and 1927. Volume 1:...Announcing a New Book Feature: PEP Preview!
PEP is excited to announce the release of PEP Preview, a new book feature showcasing a wide array of digitized titles from major publishers. Users will be able to discover a range of key psychoanalytic works, including the latest publications. How PEP...The PEP-Web 2024 Release is Here!
New on PEP-Web for 2024This year, we are pleased to announce a substantial increase in our book catalogue with a range of contemporary titles from the New Library of Psychoanalysis. This series aims to stimulate the interchange of ideas across different schools...Tip: How to access the glossary when viewing an article.
To access a glossary of psychoanalytic terms when reading an article, follow the steps below: On the homepage: https://pep-web.org/ in the right-hand side panel there is an Info Card folder labeled ‘Glossary terms’. Note, you must be logged in to view the Info Cards,...Tip: Find out who cited a particular article.
To discover which papers cited a particular article, follow the steps below: On the homepage: https://pep-web.org/ in the right-hand side panel there is a new ‘Info Card’ labelled ‘Who Cited This’. The ‘Who Cited This’...Announcing the addition of Psychoanalysis, Culture & Society to PEP-Web
In an interim release (v2022), PEP has added the complete contents (26 volumes, 1996-current) of the journal, Psychoanalysis, Culture & Society, now available to all PEP-Web subscribers. Currently in its twenty sixth year of publication, the academic journal,...The PEP-Web 2022 Release is Here!
This release provides another year of all current publications which move out of the publisher’s embargo period: subscribers will have access to the 2018 issues of current journals with 3-year embargoes, and 2016 issues of journals with 5-year embargoes. In addition,...The New PEP-Web Platform 2021 Beta has now launched!
Click here to access The New PEP-Web platform!
For the last three years PEP has been developing a modern new interface with many extra features and the capability for further feature development. The development was necessitated by a commercial takeover of our existing provider who served us extraordinarily well for twenty years and have also been very helpful in the changeover.
Its now available in Beta – meaning there may still be some rough edges and not all features are fully operational. Once the Beta phase has proved that everything works well enough, the existing platform will close.
About the new PEP-Web 2021 Platform…
The new platform combines a set of interacting software developments written in open-source code. It is, therefore, available to other publishers to develop.
The key thing to notice in this modern version is that there are improved search, browse and refine features, opportunities for personalisation so that users will be able to configure the colour scheme, type sizes, the language of instructions, etc., and to receive suggestions for articles fitting their search pattern. They will also be able save articles for later reading. You will not that users are offered expert picks of the day, a graphic of the day, a video selection of the day, etc. These new feature are designed to showcase PEP’s contents and to remind users of classic articles from across the field. Further features will follow.
Please do try it out! You can provide feedback and report any errors you encounter using the “Help” icon on the top right corner.