Original sentence: He also created The Journal of Psychohistory, which he edits, and the Institute for Psychohistory, which he directs.Lloyd deMause (born September 19, 1931) is a psychologist who made major contributions to the developing academic field of psychohistory.Psychohistory remains a controversial field of study and he has detractors in the academic community.Some psychologists and anthropologists claim his theories are unfounded and unsupported by credible research
Edited sentence: But he has many detractors in the academic community, including psychologists and anthropologists who claim his theories are unfounded and unsupported by credible research.He also created The Journal of Psychohistory, which he still edits, and the Institute for Psychohistory, which he still directs.He argues that his opponents (mainstream anthropologists) are advocates of pedophilia, and developed the theory of the incest taboo in an attempt to justify pedophilia.Lloyd deMause (born September 19, 1931) is a psychologist who claims to have created the academic field of psychohistory.Lloyd deMause authored a paper, "The Universality of Incest", in which he argued that the incest taboo was a myth, and that until recent times most societies encouraged incest.[DeMause replies on a later page how inaccurate all these statements are