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In Analysis is a multidisciplinary journal committed to the critical exploration of the unconscious across multiple levels of analysis, integrating insights from psychoanalysis, cognitive and experimental psychology, neuroscience, social sciences, philosophy, and critical epistemology. Recognizing that the unconscious operates beyond individual psychic life—shaping social structures, political ideologies, and cultural formations—we aim to rethink its conceptualization beyond the confines of classical psychoanalytic frameworks.

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Rather than adhering to a singular theoretical paradigm, In Analysis embraces a multi-level approach, acknowledging the complexity of unconscious processes as they manifest across neurobiological, symbolic, historical, and socio-political dimensions. By fostering dialogue between interpretative traditions and empirical research, the journal seeks to establish a methodological framework that moves beyond outdated dichotomies—such as hermeneutics vs. experimental science, subjectivity vs. objectivity, or clinical practice vs. scientific validation.

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Committed to a rigorous yet open-ended exploration of unconscious formations, In Analysis publishes original peer-reviewed research, theoretical essays, empirical studies, clinical reflections, interdisciplinary dialogues, and critical debates on contentious issues. Each issue is structured around a central discussion, initiated by a leading researcher, and commented upon from multiple disciplinary perspectives, ensuring that complex ideas are tested through confrontation rather than ideological adherence.

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With contributions in both English and French, the journal aspires to bridge epistemological and linguistic divides, fostering an international space for inquiry where the unconscious can be examined not as a fixed theoretical object, but as a dynamic force whose understanding must evolve alongside contemporary scientific and philosophical advances.

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This publication is designed for researchers and health practitioners.

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