Call for Papers

Clio’s Psyche Call for Papers
How Electronics are Changing Our Lives
For the December 2014 Issue the Deadline is
October 1, 2014

Clio’s Psyche is looking for articles on a variety of subjects including the psychoanalysis/psychology of the following:

• Developmental changes in children based on early exposure
• How electronics empower the young
• How the “digital generation” differs from your generation
• Neurobiographical changes based on electronics
• Intimacy in interpersonal communications
• Degrees of intimacy: texting, Internet, cell phone, Skype, F-2-F
• The impact of electronics on the experience of the “other”
• How technology influences our metaphors and thinking
• The impact of texting on the family: dependence/individualization
• Electronics and the sense of self
• The Impact of electronics on impulse control
• How electronics has improved or deteriorated your life/ world
• Electronics and the democratization of society
• The danger to civil liberties from electronics
• Humor in the electronic world
• Electronic cocoons and echo chambers
• Anthropomorphizing electronics including robots
• Using Skype for therapy, teaching, romance, journalism, or business
• Psychobiographies of futurologists and innovators: Asimov, Edison, Gates, Jobs, Khan, Kurzweill, Wales, Zuckerberg, et al.
• Reviews of recent books and films
• Poems relevant to our special Issues, major subjects, or psychohistory

We seek articles from 500 to 1,500 words–including your brief biography. Some 2,500-3,500 word essays are also welcome provided they are outstanding scholarship and well written. We do not publish bibliographies and have citations only for direct quotes. Articles, abstracts, and queries should be sent to Paul H. Elovitz, PhD, at .

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