Its still going, but not in public research institutes. It didn't go out of fashion - it couldn't deliver on the demands for quantitative evidence in modern cli

Its still going, but not in public research institutes. It didn't go out of fashion - it couldn't deliver on the demands for quantitative evidence in modern clinical medicine. That modern psychology now has it's own problems just goes to show how much psychoanalysis is a genre of literature and not much more. Its weird that we are arguing this. The shift is well covered over the last half a decade. Also whats the point of lots of psychoanalytic papers being published? There exists a ton of string theory papers. Theology is a huge field, once the biggest academic discipline. Bullshit exist, so what.