Psychological Review, The

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The Psychological Review

A Cosmopolitan Journal of Psychology, Mesmerism, Thought-reading, Clairvoyance, Spiritualism, Theosophy, and the Occult Sciences

(London, England)

(3 November 1878 − 3 November 1883)

A British occult-spiritualist journal. Founded in April 1878 in London by William White — biographer of Emanuel Swedenborg and an adherent of New Church ideas; it was published first quarterly, then monthly. J.S. Farmer later became co-editor. From 1881 the journal was simultaneously issued in several cities — London, Chicago, and Melbourne (and earlier also Glasgow). It ceased publication in February 1883.

Some links:

• CTD article in Russian: Психологическое обозрение
• Other resources: IAPSOP: The Psychological Review

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Short description: A British spiritualist-occult journal published 1878-1883 under the editorship of William White, biographer of Swedenborg.