
Welcome to Clio's Psyche and the Psychohistory Forum.
Our mission is to enlarge and disseminate the related paradigms of applied psychoanalysis, political psychology, psychobiography, and of psychological history. We seek to do this in non-technical language.
Our goal is always to stimulate psychohistorical thought, publications, research, and teaching. Some specific objectives are as follows:
- To encourage the general public to think
psychohistorically
- To disseminate psychohistorical
knowledge
- To communicate with Forum members and
subscribers
- To assist the networking of colleagues, especially in the Psychohistory Forum research groups
- To grow the psychohistorical community and to the larger group of people interested in what we do
- To help clinicians focus on history and current events
- To assist academics in all disciplines — history, literature, political science, psychology, sociology, and so
forth — to utilize the insights and tools of psychoanalysis, psychobiography, and psychology
- To foster psychohistorical debate, discussion, listening, publication, research, and thought
- To help transmit the knowledge of an older generation of psychohistorians to those just entering the field
- To research and publish the history of our field, honoring the work of those who have built it.
- To make available online obituaries of those who die, memorializing their work
- To assist in the intergenerational transmission of ideas
In conclusion, we welcome others joining with us to achieve the goals articulated in this mission statement.
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Paul H. Elovitz, PhD
Editor, Clio's Psyche |
Table of Contents: September 2008
Psychology of Presidential Candidates Part II
57 Obama’s Oneiric Experience and Rhetoric
109 Kelly Bulkeley 115
57 A Psychologist’s Ambivalence toward McCain and
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115 Burton Norton Seitler
61 The Values and Integrative Integrity of McCain and Obama
109 Rajiv Jhangiani, et al.
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62 Leaders from Broken Homes: Obama, Lula, etc
115Ted Goertzel
64 Race in America and the 2008 Election
115Paul H. Elovitz
70 Obama’s Dreams from and of His Father
115Paul H. Elovitz
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57 Montague Ullman Memorial
000 Gardner, Gilden, Kripner, Lotto, Pannier, Potts,
000 Van de Castle, and Elovitz |
57 John F. Kennedy: Illness, War and Mortality
133 Ken Fuchsman
179 A Masterful Psychobiography of Voltaire
133 Review by James Anderson
91 Reflections on Organizational Psychology
165 Review by Herbert Barry
92 Bettelheim Undeconstructed
173 Review by Rudolph Binion
94 Letters to the Editor on Politics
173 Hanna Turken, Sander Breiner, and Phil Langer
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Letters to the Editor on Konia and Teaching
173 Ted Goertzel and Sho Araiba
101 In Memoriam: Otto Paul Pflanze
22 Paul H. Elovitz
101 Bulletin Board
102 Call for Papers: Love and Hate Retrospective
103 Call for Papers: Psychology of Death and Dying
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