The PEP Archive 1 Version 7 (1871-2005) contains the complete FULL TEXT of 26 premier journals in psychoanalysis, 56 classic psychoanalytic books, and all 24 volumes of The Standard Edition of the Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud. The articles span 120 publication years and contain the full text of articles whose source ranges from 1871 though 2005. There are over 55,000 articles (with over 190 million words) and 6,300 figures and illustrations that originally resided on more than 930 volumes with a total of over 457,000 printed pages. In hard copy, the Archive represents a stack of paper more than 150 feet high and weighing over two tons.

Click on the Journals or Books Tab on the left for a full list of the PEP-Web content.

The Search Tab on the left can be used to search the FULL TEXT of all the content on PEP-WEB, including both the PEP Archive and Current Content. The search is FREE: you don't need to login to search or read abstracts and summaries of books and articles, or the first few paragraphs when an abstract isn't available.

PEP-WEB subscribers can view the full text of all journal volumes through 2005 and all books (Archive 1 Version 7). To view FULL TEXT you must be logged in. If you see "Logout" above the Document Tab then the system has recognized and authenticated your rights. If you see the text "Login", click it to authenticate or for further information as to how to sign in.

If you are not yet a subscriber but need instant access, PEP now offers a low cost 24 hour pass to all the Journals in the archive (through 2005). Note that this does not include access to the books. Please see: http://www.p-e-p.org/24_hour.htm.

If you are a PEP Archive subscriber only, you will not be able to read articles after 2005, which are part of CURRENT CONTENT. The PEP Archive 1v7 contains books and articles to the end of 2005. Current volumes are those afterwards. Click here for more information.

The PEP Archive is always available 24x7 and from any location. We support Open-URL and a number of authentication standards, making it easy to integrate into your own on-line library resources.

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