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    This document announces a call for papers (CFP) for a special issue of the journal History of the Present on the relationship between psychoanalysis and history. It notes that while psychoanalysis has been used to interpret history, the field of psychohistory declined. However, recent work has found new configurations of psychoanalysis and critical history not descended from psychohistory. The CFP invites submissions that produce new ways of thinking about the relationship between psychoanalysis and history, either as full articles around 9000 words or shorter interventions from 2000-5000 words. The deadline is December 1, 2020 and submissions should be emailed to the listed editors.

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    This document announces a call for papers (CFP) for a special issue of the journal History of the Present on the relationship between psychoanalysis and history. It notes that while psychoanalysis has been used to interpret history, the field of psychohistory declined. However, recent work has found new configurations of psychoanalysis and critical history not descended from psychohistory. The CFP invites submissions that produce new ways of thinking about the relationship between psychoanalysis and history, either as full articles around 9000 words or shorter interventions from 2000-5000 words. The deadline is December 1, 2020 and submissions should be emailed to the listed editors.

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    This document announces a call for papers (CFP) for a special issue of the journal History of the Present on the relationship between psychoanalysis and history. It notes that while psychoanalysis has been used to interpret history, the field of psychohistory declined. However, recent work has found new configurations of psychoanalysis and critical history not descended from psychohistory. The CFP invites submissions that produce new ways of thinking about the relationship between psychoanalysis and history, either as full articles around 9000 words or shorter interventions from 2000-5000 words. The deadline is December 1, 2020 and submissions should be emailed to the listed editors.

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    CFP: Psychoanalysis and History

    A Special Issue of History of the Present: A Journal of Critical History

    The relationship between psychoanalysis and history has been a fraught one. Freud himself both
    articulated a theory of history and read historical evidence psychoanalytically; psychoanalytic
    critics of various persuasions have deployed analytic categories to interpret history (we might
    think of Erik Erikson, Norman O. Brown, Theresa Brennan, or Michel de Certeau); and some
    historians have deployed psychoanalysis in an effort to write psychohistory, with varying results.
    While the backlash against psychohistory seemed to spell the demise of psychoanalytically
    informed history, recent work seems to suggest changing fortunes. Indeed, new work that sits at
    the intersection of psychoanalysis and history finds its coordinates in various psychoanalytic and
    historiographical trajectories, most of which do not find a lineage in the psychohistory of the
    1970s.
     
    This special issue of History of the Present aims to explore new configurations of psychoanalysis
    and history, configurations we think of as critical history.  We invite submissions that aim to
    produce new ways of thinking this relationship. We also invite shorter interventions that aim to
    theorize the relationship between psychoanalysis and history. 

    Deadline for submissions is December 1, 2020. Article should be approximately 9000 words,
    including notes; interventions should be 2000-5000 words, including notes. Inquiries and
    submissions should be sent to Brian Connolly ( bconnolly@usf.edu ) or Joan Scott (
    jws@ias.edu ).

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