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G. Devereux, The Perception of Motion in Infancy, Bulletin, Menninger Clinic, V.29, 3, May 1965
G. Engel, Mental Illness, Vital Balance or Myth, Bulletin, Menninger Clinic, V. 28, 3, May 1964
G. Schmeidler, Personality Dynamics and Psychical Research, Bulletin, V. 18, 1, January 1954
G. Stuerup, The Treatment of Chronic Criminals, Bulletin, Menninger Clinic, V.28, 5, September 1964
Gaining access to patient's transference
Gaining access to transference
Gang, Kopp and Tyre, tax exemption, the new institute, June 13, 1950
Geheim Regierungsra, Reinhold von Heinz, owner of the Castle, Schloll Tegel
Gender changes case, analysis and discourse
General Semantics, self improvement and therapy program from 1920s
General theory of neuroses, a course, first year, 1961
General theory of neuroses, a course, first year, 1962
Genetic analysis of trauma
Genetic history of previous sensitizations
Genital stage of Libido
Genuineness of prewar psychoanalysis versus contemporaneous advantages, Dr. Tidd
Geo-political situation in Central Europe, March 1938
Georg Grodek, The Book of the Id, Bibliography
Georg Grodek, The World of Man, Bibliography
George Atwood, Robert Stolorow, search for meaning in the context of human subjectivity, discourse
George Frumkes resigned from the Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society on June 1, 1950
George Gero, The Conception of Depression, Bibliography, Psychoanalysis
George Kalman runs away from demedicalization process that is in the air, Rodman
George Kalman, DSM III is a pre-Freudian sympomatology, 1984
George Kalman, DSM III is a pure Phenomenology, 1984
George Kalman, DSM III is of no concept of etiology, of causation, of anything, 1984
George Kalman, his instincts to survive in a German concentration camp
George Kalman, proceduralizing psychoanalytic sessions, discourse, 1984
George Kalman, survivor and businessman, practical and pragmatic approach to Psychoanalysis
George Kalman, the Society does not conduct business meetings, and minutes are not recorded, 1984
George Mohr, M.D.
George Pollock, papers, 1960s
George Pollock, Symbiosis and the Symbiotic Neurosis, a paper, 1962
George Spicvack, narratives
George Spivack, Childrearing Attitudes of Emotionally Disturbed Adolescent, Papers, undated
George Spivack, scientific works
George Wayne, psychoanalyst
Gerald Aronson, Leo Rangell: A Tempered Impatience, discourse
German Democracy strove against fascism but found no support from the great powers, Simmel
Geza Roheim, The Eternal Ones of the Dreams, Bibliography
Gitelson, I see Dr. Noyes' communication as an intrusion in our matters, 1955
Gitelson, Psychoanalysis is not a sub-specialty of Psychiatry, discourse, 1955
Gitelson, the APA promotes Psychoanalysis scientifically and in clinical practice, discourse, 1955
Gitelson, the role of Psychoanalysis versus Psychiatry, discourse, 1955
Gitelson, we shall not attend to technicalities when our principal positions are secure, discourse
Gitelson, we shall not interfere into transitional situation with lay analysis, discourse, 1955
Giving the patient love unrequested, the Menninger principles, 1930s
Gordon Allport, Preface  to Antisemitism: A Social Disease, 1946
Gottfried Bloch
Graduation, provisions and rules, LAPSI,  1960s
Graffiti, some observation and speculations, discourse, Bulletin, No. 8, Spring 1973
Gratification of psychoanalytic work
Greenson attended seminars conducted by Ernst Simmel, ca 1939
Greenson attends seminars of Psychoanalytic Study Group, since 1939, conducted by Otto Fenichel
Greenson on Otto Fenichel writings, essays of Fenichel, 1940s
Greenson reflected on Siegfried Bernfeld scientific activities, 1940s
Greenson, as long as psychoanalysis was unpopular it attracted original thinkers, 1940s, History
Greenson, Causation of the Split goes back to publication of a book Psychoanalytic Therapy, 1946
Greenson, discourse of the Split, 1950, History
Greenson, Evans, Newhouse, Rahman, Ruth Jaeger, the Old Guard, against Split, 1950
Greenson, impede appointment of training analysts, acceptance of applicants, approval of candidates
Greenson, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society and Institute was formed in February of 1946, History
Greenson, reflections on Erik Erikson, lectures, 1941
Greenson, reflections on Otto Fenichel scholarly behavior, 1940s
Greenson, reflections on Psychoanalytic Study Group in Los Angeles, History
Greenson, reflections on scientific activities of Dr. Ernst Simmel, 1940s
Greenson, restriction to membership in more than one psychoanalytic society, 1950s, History
Greenson, we will not vouch for any training analysts that they could appoint, split discourse, 1950
Gregory Gorski, Psychanalytic Training in England, discourse
Grete Ruben with regard to the training in London Institute of Psychoanalysis, in the letter to Lewy
Group of the first professionals practicing psychoanalysis in Los Angeles, Dr. Brunswick
Group therapy, discourse
Growth of the analytic function, Marian Topland
Guest lecturers for the period of 1953 - 1957, LAPSI, History
Guilt and anxiety in the analyst makes him oblivious to the  patients, Leeuwen, 1972
Guilt feeling and fear of one's own conscience is not identical, Simmel, discourse
Guilt feeling is a form of specific Anxiety, Dr. Fenichel, 1943
Gullibility of Dr. Ernest Simmel, by Dr. Brunswick
Gullibility of Dr. Simmel, confirmed by Frances Deri


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