The Journal of European Psychoanalysis (JEP): Humanities, Philosophy, Psychotherapies was the first iteration of our current EJP. Published from 1995 until 2011, a total of 32 issues, the JEP sought to facilitate communication among analysts and psychotherapists of different mother tongues.  Serving as a veritable who’s who of psychoanalysis and philosophy, it introduced the English reader to important European authors, as well as debates and trends within psychoanalysis and other related fields (especially philosophy, humanities and the social sciences).  As with EJP, JEP did not serve as the official organ of any particular school or orientation.  Material was chosen solely in terms of quality, originality and relevance to international debates in psychotherapeutic and psychoanalytic fields.  Similarly, significant, hard-to-pigeonhole authors and works falling outside any particular trend were also published. The full archive of this important set of articles, essays and reviews are to be found here.