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Widely read popular account of the use of hallucinatory mushrooms among the Indians of Mexico.
Grinstein 2454. Contains Bernfeld's "Die Psychoanalyse in der Jugendforschung" & "Ein Freundinnenkreis" + 4 papers by Fuchs, Hoffer, & Kohn.
Published by the Conference on Science, Philosophy and Religion in Their Relation to the Democratic Way of Life, Inc.
Discusses changes in the British character in the preceding several decades. Contains chapters on childhood, adolescence, and the changing role of women.Son of a missionary who spent his first nine years in Rajasthan, India, Carstairs studied psychiatry and anthropology at Oxford and in the USA and did fieldwork in India from 1949 to 1952. From 1961 to 1973 he was Professor of Medical Psychology and Chairman of the Department of Psychiatry at Edinburgh University; from 1967 to 1971 he was President of the World Federation for Mental Health.
This pirated translation by William J. Robinson of Freud's 1908 "Die kulturelle Sexualmoral und die moderne Nervosität" first appeared in Robinson's American Journal of Urology in 1915, then was re-issued as a pamphlet and reprinted a number of times in the 1920s (though they all seem to have disappeared and in 36 years we have never seen a copy). In this last incarnation, it has been copyrighted 1931 with no mention of previous printings. Contains a brief three paragraph introduction by Robinson explaining why he regards this as Freud's most important essay. Grinstein cites the journal appearance but is unaware of its existence as a pamphlet or book.
Facsimile of the 1888 first US edition.
Based on his Silliman Lectures given at Yale. Granit shared the 1967 Nobel Prize in Medicine for his work on the physiology of vision.
Halsey was head of the Department of Social and Administrative Studies in Oxford University; Trow was Professor of Sociology at the University of California, Berkeley.
The first volume issued in Jung's collected writings in English translation, being a translation with minor alterations of Psychologie und Alchemie (Zurich 1944), which was an expansion of two lectures originally published in the Eranos-Jahrbuch for 1935 and 1936 (Zurich, 1936 & 1937). The two lectures, respectively titled "Traumsymbole des Individuationsprozesses" and "Die Erlösungsvorstellungen in der Alchemie" had previously appeared in English in 1939 in Stanley M. Dell's translation as The Integration of the Personality.
The foundation text for sexual pathology. This edition published four years after the 9th edition, which was the one Freud used.
Director of the University of Oslo Psychiatric Clinic, Langfeldt is best known for his research into schizophrenia.
Contains Muensterberger's "On the Biopsychological Determinants of Social Life: In memoriam Géza Róheim" and "Observations on the Collapse of Leadership"; Axelrad's "Comments on the Anthropology and the Study of Complex Cultures"; Money-Kyrle's "THe Anthropological and the Psychoanalytic Concept of the Norm"; Louisa P. Howe's "Some Sociological Aspects of Identification"; Otto E. Sperling's "Some Observations on Failure of Leadership"; Franz Alexander's "On the Psychodynamics of Regressive Phenomena in Panic States"; Nathan W. Ackerman's "Interaction Processes in a Group and the Role of the Leader"; Edith Weigert's "Conditions of Organized and Regressive Responses to Danger"; Gustav Bychowski's "Dictatorship and Paranoia"; Nathan Leites' "Panic and Defenses against Panic in the Bolshevik View of Politics"; Geroge Devereux' "Charismatic Leadership and Crisis"; Róheim's "Some Aspects of Semitic Monotheism"; Sidney Tarachow's "St. Paul and Early Christianity: A Psychoanalytic and Historical Study"; S. S. Feldman's "The Sin of Reuben, First-Born Son of Jacob."
The final volume in the series, continued by The Psychoanalytic Study of Society. The two were important venues for publication of papers in applied psychoanalysis.
- Eleven papers in three sections.
- Psychobiograpy. Saul Rosenzweig. "The Idiocultural Dimension of Psychotherapy: Pre- and Posthistory of the Relations between Sigmund Freud and Josef Popper-Lynkeus." [An erudite and still very useful discussion of Popper-Lynkeus, whose Fantasies of a Realist, published a few weeks before Freud's Interpretation of Dreams, prefigured several ideas in Freud's book.] K. R. Eissler. "Goethe and Science: A Contribution to the Psychology of Goethe's Psychosis."Philip Weissman. "Why Booth Killed Lincoln: A Psychoanalytic Study of a Historical Tragedy."
- Communication. Irving L. Janis. "Emotional Inoculation: Theory and Researfh on Effects of Preparatory Communication." Judd Marmor. "The Psychodynamics of Realistic Worry." Gerhart D. Wiebe. "Social Values and Ego Ideal: Recollections of the Army-McCarthy Hearings." Richard F. Sterba. "On Some Psychological Factors in Pictorial Advertising." Brian A. Rowley. "Psychology and Literary Criticism."
- Anthropology and Religion. Géza Róheim. "The Western Tribes of Central Australia: Their Sexual Life." Gustav Bychowski. "The Ego and the Introjects: Origings of Religious Experience." Andrew Peto. "The Demonic Mother Imago in the Jewish Religion."
Reports studies undertaken at the Neuropathological Laboratory of the Copenhagen Municipal Hospital.
The case studies are of Embreeville State Hospital in Pennsylvania, Vermont State Hospital, and Northern State Hospital in Washington State. Padula was Coordinator of Services to the Aged, Maryland State Department of Mental Hygiene; Glasscote headed the Joint Information Service; Cumming was sociologist to the New York State Dept. of Mental Hygiene.
An expansion of a humorous article originally published in The Economist in November 1955, Parkinson's wickedly funny satirization of government bureaucracies became an instant best seller and established him as an important scholar in the field of public administration. It was here that we learned the fundamental rule still needed for comprehending bureaucracies: "Work expands to fill the time available for its completion" [page 4].
Vols 1-4 first published in 1911, 1912, 1913, & 1914. Two additional volumes in the series were published (not present): Band VI: Künstliche Zeugung und Anthropogenie (Künstliche Bastardierung von Affe und Mensch) [1918]. Band VII: Ergänzungs- und Schlußband: Die künstliche Zeugung im Tierreich [1921]. A Leipzig sexologist, Rohleder, edited the Zeitschrift für Sexualwissenschaft, a pioneering sexological journal.
Based on mimeographed lectures of a course given in 1941, first published in somewhat truncated form in 1954 in the French weekly Semaine Religeuse, then published in augmented form in German translation in Geist und Leben (1955, Heft 1-3).
Translation of her hitherto unpublished 1969 University of Wisconsin doctoral thesis Folk Medicine in Huixquilucan.
A widely cited report charting the changes in coverage since the 1962 report.
Chapters on emotion and the blush of shame; skin temperature; metabolism; Perspiratio insensibilis; the secretion of the stomach; blood-sugar; adrenalin.
The author's Columbia University doctoral thesis in philosophy under Herbert Schneider. Contains three sections. I: A Survey of Theories of Responsibility. II: A Study of the Development of Responsibility in Twelve Children. III: An Evaluation of the Ethical Theories in the Light of Empirical Data.
Proceedings of a seminar organized by the Comité Ejecutivo Nacional and the Instituto de Estudios Politicos, Económics y Sociales of the Partido Revolucionario Institucional and held Jan. 27-31, 1975.
The conference was held in May 1965 under the auspices of the Canadian Psychological Association. The report addresses the issue of training in applied fields, particularly in clinics, schools, and industry. Webster was Director of the Applied Psychology Centre at McGill.
A selection of papers given at the 19th Congress of the European Association of Behaviour Therapy, held in Vienna in 1989.Section 1: Antiquarian New Arrivals 19 Oct - 27 Dec 2010
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