Biographical Note for Dr. Ernst Lewy, psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, scholar (1944 -- 1963) :
Dr. Ernst Lewy, native of Germany (Posen), nowadays Poland, received eduction in German universities.
Since the 1930s practiced in America, in the East Coast.
Since 1944 moved to Los Angeles.
From that time on he becomes a member of the Psychoanalytic Study Group.
He maintained close professional relations with Dr. Ernst Simmel.
Dr. Lewy holds Dr. Simmel in high esteem.
Dr. Lewy's views on American psychoanalysis are of noticable critical dimension. He stands in favor on independent scholarship and realized in this regard the scienitific value of independent lay analysis
Subject Index
Administrative work of Dr. Ernst Simmel, LAPSI, 1940Ss
Albert Kandelin, Ernst Lewy's files for the Split discourse, 1949 - 1950
Albert Kandelin, notes and reflections on the Split, ca 1960
A letter from Dr. Ernst Lewy to Grete Ruben, in German, July 10, 1949
A letter from Dr. Ernst Lewy to Grete Ruben, in German, July 31, 1949
A letter from Dr. Ernst Lewy to Grete Ruben, the Split discourse, March 7, 1950
A letter from Dr. Ernst Lewy to Robert Knight, June 1948
A letter from Ernst Lewy to Grete Ruben, in German, November 17, 1949
A letter from Ernst Lewy to Robert Knight, January 5, 1948
A letter from Robert Knight to Ernst Lewy, January 27, 1948
Announcing of the Split on February 16, 1950, Education Committee meeting, Kandelin
A provisional agreement for splitting up on two organizations, Split, 1950, Ernst Lewy
Causation of the Split in Los Angeles Society and Institute by Ernst Lewy, February 1950
Composition of the LAPSI psychoanalytic entity, analysts, Ernst Lewy, ca 1947
Correspondence between Ernst Lewy and Grete Ruben, 1949, 1950
Correspondence between Ernst Lewy and Robert Knight, 1940s, 1950s
David Brunswick, recollection of Ernst Lewy's effort to prevent the Split, 1962
Discourse of the relations between the analysts of LAPSI, Ernst Lewy, ca 1947
Discourse of the Second Institute from Ernst Lewy's files, Kandelin
Documents from the NCP-LA Archive
Documents from the NCP Archive, Dr. David Brunswick
Documents of Albert Kandelin in the NCP-LA Archive
Documents of Grete Ruben in the NCP-LA Archive
Dr. David Brunswick, narratives, 1960s
Dr. David Brunswick, Split related discourses and recollections, 1960s
Dr. Ernst Lewy, attempts to prevent the Split on two institutes, 1940s
Dr. Ernst Lewy, devised a plan to preserve the unity of the Institute
Dr. Ernst Lewy, Director of the Institute and the Dean of the Training School, 1948 and later
Dr. Ernst Lewy, discourse of the split, ca 1960
Dr. Ernst Lewy, documents from the NCP-LA Archive
Dr. Ernst Lewy, history of the split, ca 1960
Dr. Ernst Lewy, perception of higher qualification on non-medical analysts
Dr. Ernst Lewy, physical sickness shall not be applied to psychoanalytic concepts
Dr. Ernst Lewy, plans to prevent Split, Kandelin
Dr. Ernst Lewy, scholarly biography
Dr. Ernst Lewy reflects on the circumstances of his move to Los Angeles from New York, 1944
Dr. Milton Miller one of the implementers of the Split by Dr. Brunswick
Education Committee, meetings with regard to the Split in February 1950, Ernst Lewy
Education committee meeting, Ernst Lewy is a proponent of a London plan, February 2, 1950
Education committee meeting, Milton Miller, one group versus another group, February 2, 1950
Education committee meeting, Milton Miller, there has to be a complete split, February 2, 1950
Election of 1949, May Romm versus Ernst Lewy, actualization of the Split
Ernest Lewy, reports on the Education Committee meeting of February 2 and 13, the Split
Erns Lewy, analysis of the membership of LAPSI since 1946
Ernst Lewy's files related to the Split from early 1949 to mid-1950s, Kandelin
Ernst Lewy, about the situation in Los Angeles psychoanalytic organization, in a letter to Knight
Ernst Lewy, a letter to Robert Knight about the tension within LAPSI, 1948, Kandelin
Ernst Lewy, a list of documents related to the Split of February, March 1950, notes
Ernst Lewy, a question of lay analysis was a secondary matter in the Split, in the letter to Ruben
Ernst Lewy, difficulties between the old Freudians and the newcomers, discourse of the Split, 1950
Ernst Lewy, discourse of the first years of LAPSI, from 1946
Ernst Lewy, discourse of the first years of LAPSI, notes
Ernst Lewy, discourse with regard to the Los Angeles psychoanalytic organization, 1948 b
Ernst Lewy, need for split, personal differences, January 1950
Ernst Lewy, need for split, scientific differences, January 1950
Ernst Lewy, recollection of the founding of LAPSI, 1946
Ernst Lewy, the lasts preparations for the Split, February 25, 1950
Ernst Lewy, to the Split, the division within the Institute existed for a long time, February 1950
Eventually the Free Psychoanalytic Service was established, Dr. Ernst Lewy
Forerunners of the Split, Recollections of Dr. Brunswick, May 1962
Franz Alexander's group and the concept of psychotherapy, theoretical foundation for the Split, Lewy
History of Los Angeles Society-Institute, LAPSI, 1950s-1990s
History of the Psychoanalytic Institute of Los Angeles after the Split, under May Romm guidance
Inactive position of Dr. Brunswick made the Split implemented
Indecent people often exploited Dr. Simmel trustfulness by Dr. Ernst Lewy
LAPSI, administrative discourse, Ernst Lewy, 1940s
Martin Grotjahn called free psychoanalytic service a slave labor, Dr. Ernst Lewy
Martin Grotjahn never knew the dividing line between psychotherapy and psychoanalysis, Ernst Lewy
May Romm muddles therapy and unable to pursue a distinct psychoanalytic technique, Dr. Ernst Lewy
Memorandum pertaining to the Split by Albert Kandelin from Ernst Lewy files, May 1962
Negation to the establishment of free psychoanalytic service, 1948, Dr. Ernst Lewy
Not psychiatrists were eager to work, the resistance came from the inside, Dr. Ernst Lewy
Polarizing factors and concerns of individual prestige caused the Split, Dr. Ernst Lewy
Reference to distinguished service of Dr. Ernst Lewy in the times of Split and afterwards
Rising tensions between the analysts, LAPSI, 1949, Ernst Lewy
The Candidates' meeting of March 3, 1950, the Split from Ernst Lewy's files, Kandelin
The Dissident group who split up and formed the new Institute were opposed to lay analysis, Dr. Lewy