Euphrosyne: Journal for Classical Philology is an annual academic journal in Classics. The journal publishes original research articles that contribute to various fields within the broader scope of Classical Studies, including Greek and Roman literature, philology and culture; Byzantine and medieval culture and literature; and Neo-Latin Humanism and Classical Reception with emphasis on how Classical, Byzantine or medieval authors and themes have been transmitted through time (Nachleben).

Founded in 1957, Euphrosyne has been dedicated to promoting quality research for over half a century. Based in Lisbon, the journal prides itself on its strong international profile. It is committed to promoting innovative research, especially by promising early-career scholars, and encouraging fresh perspectives and scholarly dialogue across disciplines.  

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European Yearbook of the History of Psychology is a peer-reviewed international annual journal devoted to the history of psychology, and especially to the interconnection between historiographic survey and problems of epistemology. The journal welcomes contributions that offer precise reconstructions of specific moments, topics, and figures in the history of psychology via the recovery and critical analysis of both archival and published sources. Critical editions of relevant primary texts or archival sources are also encouraged. While primarily aimed at historians and philosophers of psychology, epistemologists, historians of philosophy, and historians of human sciences, the journal is also open to contributions from all areas of psychology, provided they address a phenomenon or topic relevant to the discipline of psychology from a historical perspective.

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