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The Editors-in-Chief are pleased to announce this new section, ‘Archival Studies’. Submissions are welcome and will be reviewed in the usual way. ‘Archival Studies’ will consist of new archival discoveries or discussions based on archival researches. These might be in the form of a short paper discussing a find, or in the form of the transcript of a previously unpublished document which has been found or is currently placed in an archive, with a short introduction.
As with all papers submitted to the International Journal of Psychoanalysis, authors will be responsible for obtaining copyright permission for the materials submitted. Regretfully, the Journal is unable to fund any permissions costs.
Announcements which would interest scholars in psychoanalysis, such as the one published below, will also be considered for this section.
The Donald Woods Winnicott Archives
a preliminary announcement from The Winnicott Trust
The Winnicott Archives, owned by the Winnicott Trust, have been deposited in the holdings of the Wellcome Library. This important collection makes a significant contribution to the holdings of the Wellcome Trust, related to the evolution of psychoanalysis, especially object relations theory. If any individual is in possession of material relevant to this collection please contact:
Archives and Manuscripts, Wellcome Library
183 Euston Road, London NW1 2BE, England UK
Tel: +44 (0) 207 611 8483 Fax: +44 (0) 207 611 8899
The D.W.W. Archives are currently being processed. A further announcement will be made when they are available for research.