Peter Heller papers
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Contributions
- Blos, Peter - Contributor
- Burlingham, Dorothy T. - Contributor
- Erikson, Erik H. (Erik Homburger), 1902-1994 - Contributor
- Freud, Anna, 1895-1982 - Contributor
- Freud, W. Ernest, 1914- - Contributor
and 4 more
- Rosenfeld, Eva Marie, 1892-1977 - Contributor
- Ross, Victor, 1919- - Contributor
- Schmiderer, Mary Burlingham, 1917-1974 - Contributor
- Valenstein, Katrina Burlingham, 1919- - Contributor
Language
German
Word Count
206,250 words, Guess
Page Count
825 pages
Identifiers
- Library of Congress Control Number90080722
- Open LibraryOL25207480M
Description
Correspondence, patient case notes, poetry, and other writings, jottings, drawings and other papers relating chiefly to Anna Freud's psychoanalysis of Heller when he was a child in Vienna, Austria. Includes Heller's first draft of Eine Kinderanalyse bei Anna Freud (A child analysis with Anna Freud; published in 1983). Also includes files concerning the Hietzing School conducted by Dorothy T. Burlingham, Eva Marie Rosenfeld, and Anna Freud in Vienna between 1927 and 1932. The files consist chiefly of correspondence, responses to a questionnaire, and transcripts of interviews of the school's founders, Burlingham and Rosenfeld; its teachers, Peter Blos and Erik H. Erikson; and several of its students including Anna Freud's nephew W. Ernest Freud, Peter Heller, Rosenfeld's son Victor Ross, and Burlingham's daughters Mary (Mabbie Burlingham) Schmiderer and Katrina (Tinky Burlingham) Valenstein.
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