| Description | File contains 15-bundles of handwritten notes by L.S.Hearnshaw collected for his book 'Short History of British Psychology 1840-1940.
The folder contains:
1- pamphlet off-printed from the American Journal of Psychology, Vol.LX, April 1947 entitled Charles Samuel Myers; 1873-1946 by Pear, T.H. with 2- pieces of correspondence from Myers dated 1941 and 1943, 1-leaflet from the NIIP inside the back cover,
Correspondence from:
Piazet, 13 Oct, 52
Pinchai, 10 September, 1952
Karl Buhler, 1952 (copy)
Stanley Dumbell, 26 April, 1961
Dr. E.Glover, 31 May and 7 June, 63
Prof. G, Humphrey. January 24, and March 1st, 1961 plus reply 29 Jan. 1961
Winifred Raphael, 20, Oct. 1962
Dr.John Reeves, 13-8-56
Dr. R.R.Rusk, 6 Sept. 1962
J.C.Raven, 27th September, 1962
C.W.Valentine, Sept 6. 62
Dr. J.B. Gunney? Smith 31-08-64
G.Westby, undated
J.C.Kenna, concerning Winch, Sept.1962, 10-pages
Correspondence to and from:
Prof T.H.Pear, August to October 1962, 8-pages
Sir Frederic Bartlett, August to Sept.1962, 6-pages
Sir Cyril Burt, August to Sept.1962, 4- pages
R.J.Bartlett, August to Sept.1962-12 pages
Maudsley Hospital and Tavistock Clinic, Miss Studman Oct.1962 to Feb.1963, 6-pages
J.C.Kenna, Sept.1962, 10-pages
The folder also contains 6- press clippings and a letter with attachments from M.B.Shapiro dated 6th March, 1961
The notes are entitled:
British Educational Psychologists (1900-40)
Crime and Delinquence
Psychotherapy,- British
Psychiatric
Experimental, Education and Research
Child Study (U.K.)
Philosophy in relation to Psychology Gt. Britain (1840-1890)
Havelock Ellis, 'My Life' (1940)
Education- Miscellaneous
Military Psychology- World War I
British Psychotherapist and Analysts
2nd Int report (1916)
Psychological Tests (Gt.Britain to 1947)
The Education System in Gt.Britain
Progressive Education
Physiological |
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