Archives

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  May–Aug. 2026

  Vol. 4 No. 2 (2026)

  Second issue of volume 4. It brings together three papers by Ulisses Alexandre Jadanhi: parts I and II of the PENSAR® Method, on the operational gap in psychosocial governance and on the design principles and cycle architecture (part III appeared in vol. 4, no. 1); Éthos as the ethical-symbolic structure of desire.

  In-house author. The author owns the journal and is a member of its sponsoring institution; each paper carries his competing-interests statement. The journal holds no record of the editorial handling of these manuscripts, so each carries only its publication date.

  The complete issue, with masthead, is available as a PDF on this page (in Portuguese).

  Update on 27 October 2026: the article “Suicide and subjectivity in ruins”, by Ulisses Alexandre Jadanhi, has been removed from public access. The issue PDF has been updated, preserving the pagination of the other papers and including a removal notice.

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  Jan.–Apr. 2026

  Vol. 4 No. 1 (2026)

  First issue of volume 4, the first under the four-monthly schedule of the 2026 Editorial Policy. It brings together an editorial and seven papers: the third and final part of the PENSAR® Method, on ethical boundaries and evaluation agenda; psychoanalysis and the phenomenon of leadership; individuality, unconscious bonds and teamwork; the dragon and the shadow in analytical psychology; the clinical use of dream interpretation in session; the unconscious and its effects on everyday life; and amor fati between Nietzsche and psychoanalysis.

  Two provenances. The issue gathers papers of two origins, and the journal states them: texts recovered from the previous editorial board's archive carry, on their opening page, a note on their status and only the publication date; part III of the PENSAR® Method is by the owner of the journal, carries a competing-interests statement and has no recorded review either. Recorded peer review starts with vol. 4, no. 3.

  The complete issue, with masthead and editorial, is available as a PDF on this page (in Portuguese).

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  Interapia – Journal of Clinic, Culture and Mental Sciences

  Vol. 3 No. 2 (2025)

  This issue closes volume 3 and, with it, the recovery of the previous archive. It brings together an editorial and eight papers: collective and social unconscious; active imagination and the personal shadow; detachment from reality in the age of digital devices; anxiety in childhood and adolescence between cognitive behavioural therapy and psychoanalysis; music as a formation of the unconscious; recognition and identification between Hegel and Lacan; colour as material for symbolisation in Kleinian art therapy; and "know thyself" between Socrates and Skinner.

  Note on this volume. The editorial processing records of volumes 1 to 3 are incomplete owing to a change in the journal's editorial direction; only the publication date is given for each article. The articles were accepted by the previous editors without the reviews being recorded, and the journal therefore does not claim that they underwent double-blind review. Each text was read in full by the current editors, had its authorship confirmed in the document or in the editorial record, had its references checked one by one, and was standardised to the current norms without any change to its argument.

  The complete issue, with masthead and editorial, is available as a PDF on this page (in Portuguese).

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  Interapia – Journal of Clinic, Culture and Mental Sciences

  Vol. 3 No. 1 (2025)

  First half-yearly issue of Interapia, with an editorial and eight papers: transference and affective bond in the teacher-student relationship; the interpretation of dreams and the Freudian legacy; depression as a destiny of loss; ageing through the lens of psychoanalysis; the constitution of the subject in childhood and the function of the Other; migratory grief and ambiguous loss; the formation of the ego in the mirror stage; and music, affective memory and psychoanalytic listening in Alzheimer's disease.

  Note on this volume. The editorial processing records of volumes 1 to 3 are incomplete owing to a change in the journal's editorial direction; only the publication date is given for each article. The articles were accepted by the previous editors without the reviews being recorded, and the journal therefore does not claim that they underwent double-blind review. Each text was read in full by the current editors, had its authorship confirmed in the document or in the editorial record, had its references checked one by one, and was standardised to the current norms without any change to its argument.

  The complete issue, with masthead and editorial, is available as a PDF on this page (in Portuguese).

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  Interapia – Journal of Clinic, Culture and Mental Sciences

  Vol. 2 No. 1 (2024)

  The second volume of Interapia brings together an editorial and eight papers covering a wide arc: identity construction in adolescent sport performance; psychic splitting read through Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde; psychoanalysis as an instrument of self-knowledge; anticipatory grief; art as a therapeutic resource in analytical psychology; cinema as a way into the allegory of the cave; identification with the leader in groups of total adherence; and archetypes and their clinical consequences. Distinct themes that share one wager: that clinical listening has something to say about what happens outside the consulting room.

  Note on this volume. The editorial processing records of volumes 1 to 3 are incomplete owing to a change in the journal's editorial direction; only the publication date is given for each article. The articles were accepted by the previous editors without the reviews being recorded, and the journal therefore does not claim that they underwent double-blind review. Each text was read in full by the current editors, had its authorship confirmed in the document or in the editorial record, had its references checked one by one, and was standardised to the current norms without any change to its argument.

  The complete issue, with masthead and editorial, is available as a PDF on this page (in Portuguese).

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  Interapia – Journal of Clinic, Culture and Mental Sciences

  Vol. 1 No. 1 (2023)

  Inaugural issue of Interapia, with an editorial and eight papers that share a question about the reach of psychoanalysis. Two examine it from within: Freudian concepts confronted with empirical research, and the divided subject set against the Cartesian cogito. Two take it to the hardest points of clinical work: transference in psychosis and the elaboration of mourning. Two bring it into contact with other fields: the inclusion of autistic children in early childhood education, and physical exercise in the treatment of depression. And two turn to inheritance and image: the collective unconscious and family constellation, and the shadow in the mirror of social media.

  Note on this volume. The editorial processing records of volumes 1 to 3 are incomplete owing to a change in the journal's editorial direction; only the publication date is given for each article. The articles were accepted by the previous editors without the reviews being recorded, and the journal therefore does not claim that they underwent double-blind review. Each text was read in full by the current editors, had its authorship confirmed in the document or in the editorial record, had its references checked one by one, and was standardised to the current norms without any change to its argument.

  The complete issue, with masthead and editorial, is available as a PDF on this page (in Portuguese).