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CEP Periodical

   

'Consciousness and Experiential Psychology (CEP)' is published by the British Psychological Society Consciousness and Experiential Psychology Section. The latest issue of the CEP periodical is now available via the BPS shop.

We invite theoretical and empirical papers, reviews, research reports, comment and news on Consciousness Studies and Experiential Psychology, for example:

Consciousness studies

Conceptual and methodological issues, reconceptualisation of consciousness, biological bases of consciousness, conscious and unconscious processes, evolution of consciousness, evaluation of phenomenological accounts

Phenomenological psychology

Subjective experience, self-exploration, creativity, intuition, flow, peak experience, exceptional experience, altered states

Positive psychology

Psychology of well-being, practical psychology of living, developing wisdom, joy, psychological health, personal development, change processes, transformational psychology, evaluation of spiritual practise

Cultural and ecological perspectives

Psychology of belief and value systems, philosophies of life and their psychological consequences, role of myth, morals, aesthetics, indigenous psychologies, changing values, cross-cultural perspectives, ecopsychology.

In addition to articles and reports, 'Consciousness and Experiential Psychology' includes book reviews, conference reports, letters, notices, a diary of events, and a periodic computer column and media reports to combine the functions of a periodical and a newsletter.

Editor : Jane Henry (Open University)
Notices : John Pickering (Warwick University)

Submissions

Please forward articles (maximum 6000 words), books for review, conference reports and correspondence to:

Jane Henry
Michael Young Building
Open University
Milton Keynes
MK7 6AA
UK
Email : j.henry@open.ac.uk

Articles are refereed

References should be listed alphabetically by author's surname as follows:

Henry, J (2001) Creativity and Perception, London, Sage
Valentine, E (1999) The possibilty of a science of experience, British Journal of Psychology, 25, 4, 10-16.
If included, please use endnotes not footnotes.

Notices and forthcoming events

Details of notices and forthcoming events should be sent to:

John Pickering
Psychology Department
Warwick University
Coventry
CV4 7AL
Email : j.pickering@warwick.ac.uk

Subscription

Consciousness and Experiential Psychology (CEP) is sent free to members of the British Psychological Society Consciousness and Experiential Psychology Section.

Current and previous issues of the CEP periodical are now available to purchase/download via the BPS shop in PDF format. Non-members of the Consciousness and Experiential Psychology Section may subscribe to this publication.

Normal subscription is £10.00 per annum.
Add £3.00 for international mailing and £2.00 for non-sterling cheque.
Contact: Mike Beaton (Hon. Sec)
Email: cep-secretary@bps.org.uk

Copy dates

May 1, November 1

 
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