Putnam James Jackson 1848-1918 AMG{henry pickering bowditch[1,1017,2,3,3,3,4,6,5,100,6,1] (11-1) Page 1 of 2 Records 11 through 11 of 18 returned. Author: Putnam, James Jackson, 1846-1918. Title: Papers of James Jackson Putnam, 1863-1965 (inclusive), 1878-1920 (bulk) Description: 20 boxes. Notes: Photostats of selected letters of Sigmund Freud to Putnam are available at repository. Originals of Sigmund Freud letters are at Library of Congress. Putnam (Harvard, M.D. 1870) studied in Europe under Rokitansky and Meynert and became friends with Huylings Jackson. Returning to Boston, he was the first lecturer on nervous diseases ever appointed at the Harvard Medical School; the Department of Neurology was begun with his classes in 1872. That year he also started one of the first neurological clinics in the U.S., at Massachusetts General Hospital, and also established in his own house a neuropathological laboratory. Putnam's interests were wide, and his published papers covered such subjects as psychoneuroses and organic diseases of the nervous system, as well as broader aspects of neurology. He was one of the earliest proponents of psychoanalysis in America. Papers contain chiefly incoming letters, from colleagues, friends, family members, and patients, as well as a few copies of letters written by Putnam; several letters belonging to his wife Marian Cabot Putnam; and manuscripts and documents of Putnam. His major correspondents include Ernest Jones, Susan E. Blow, William James, Edward Waldo Emerson, and Henry Pickering Bowditch. Other individuals represented in the papers include Elmer Ernest Southard, Edward Cowles, Sándor Ferenczi, Henry James, Morton Prince, Henry A. Christian, Lucy Washburn, and Elizabeth Tilton. There is also some correspondence with publishers contained in the papers. Letters of Ernest Jones discuss the work of Prince and Sigmund Freud, papers to be given at various professional meetings; and attendance at congresses on psychology, psychotherapy, and neurology; and Jones' views on dream analysis, alcoholism, and other subjects. William James' letters contain his thinking on Spencer's philosophy, his opposition to a proposed medical license, and mention of his health. Letters from Prince to Putnam pertain chiefly to his views on Freud. Topics covered in Blow's letters include educational issues in kindergartens and women's suffrage; they also reflect the development of her philosophical views over a 20 year period. Letters from Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) and Harvard colleagues, such as Cowles, Christian, and Bowditch, concern teaching matters at Harvard, funding for the Social Service Department at MGH, Bowditch's travels in Europe, and physiological apparatus and research. Also includes letters from other colleagues, such as Southard, pertaining to his psychiatric work at the Massachusetts State Hospital in Danvers; Ferenczi, about psychoanalytic treatment and international meetings; from Edward Waldo Emerson, a long series, 1866-1918, mostly about family and friends; and from acquaintances, such as Elizabeth Tilton documenting her work as a prohibitionist. Putnam's outgoing letters concern a http://www.loc.gov/cgi-bin/zgate?present+3784826+Default+11+1+F+1.2.840.10003.5.10+173+... 5/24/2005 AMC{henry pickering bowditch[1,1017,2,3,3,3,4,6,5,100,6,1]] (11-1) Page 2 of 2 merger of Harvard departments of neurology and psychology, European psychiatric hospitals, establishment of a neurology ward and other matters at MGH and Harvard. They also reflect his views on such subjects as neurasthenia, psychoanalysis, and Freudian theories, alcoholism, and the Emmanuel movement and cooperation between the clergy and medical profession. Marion Cabot Putnam's letters include mainly letters of condolence from friends and colleagues of her husband; there are also some letters from Marion and other family papers. Manuscripts belonging to Putnam include college essays; reading and medical notes; manuscripts of lectures and papers on such subjects as mental illness, psychoneurosis, and psychoanalysis; diploma and other documents. Related material includes correspondence, 1956-1965, concerning the disposition of the Putnam papers. Provenance: Harvard Medical School. Card catalog. Subjects: Blow, Susan Elizabeth, 1843-1916. Bowditch, H. P. (Henry Pickering), 1840-1911. Christian, Henry Asbury, 1876-1951. Cowles, Edward, 1837-1919. Emerson, Edward Waldo, 1844-1930. Ferenczi, Sándor, 1873-1933. Freud, Sigmund, 1856-1939. James, Henry, 1843-1916. James, William, 1842-1910. Jones, Ernest, 1879-1958. Prince, Morton, 1854-1929. Putnam, James Jackson, 1846-1918. Putnam, Marian Cabot, 1857-1932. Southard, Elmer Ernest, 1876-1920. Tilton, Elizabeth Hewes, 1869-1950. Harvard Medical School -- Curricula. Massachusetts. State Hospital, Danvers. Massachusetts General Hospital. Social Service Dept. Psychiatry - - Study and teaching. Psychotherapy -- Research. Psychoanalysis - - Research. Psychoanalysis -- Congresses. Psychology Congresses. Physiology Research. Kindergartens. Philosophy. Dreams. Prohibition. Harvard University -- Psychology. Location: Rare Books Dept. Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, Harvard Medical School, 10 Shattuck St / Boston, MA 02115. Control No. : MHVM86-A188 Tagged display | Previous Record | Next Record | Brief Record Display New Search This display was generated by the CNIDR Web-Z39.50 gateway, version 1.08, with Library of Congress Modifications. http://www.loc.gov/cgi-bin/zgate?present+3784826+Default+11+1+F+1.2.840.10003.5.10+) 5/24/2005 HOLLIS FULL CATALOG - Full View of Record Page 1 of 3 ? Help Full Catalog Journals Reserves Digital Resources Your Account Comments HOLLIS CATALOG Search Expanded Search Command Search Start Over HARVARD UNIVERSITY Previous searches Results list Display options Full View of Record : FULL CATALOG Print/Save/Send Add to List | View List Last Browse Choose format: Full view Short view MARC Record 51 out of 56 Previous Record Next Record Author : Putnam, James Jackson, 1846-1918. Title : Papers of James Jackson Putnam, 1863-1965 (inclusive), 1878-1920 (bulk). Locations/Orders Availability Location Countway Medicine i Rare Books H MS c4 Holdings Availability Description : 20 boxes. History notes : Putnam (Harvard, M.D 1870) studied in Europe under Rokitansky and Meynert and became friends with Huylings Jackson. Returning to Boston, he was the first lecturer on nervous diseases ever appointed at the Harvard Medical School; the Department of Neurology was begun with his classes in 1872. That year he also started one of the first neurological clinics in the U.S., at Massachusetts General Hospital, and also established in his own house a neuropathological laboratory. Putnam's interests were wide, and his published papers covered such subjects as psychoneuroses and organic diseases of the nervous system, as well as broader aspects of neurology. He was one of the earliest proponents of psychoanalysis in America. Summary : Papers contain chiefly incoming letters, from colleagues, friends, family members, and patients, as well as a few copies of letters written by Putnam; several letters belonging to his wife Marian Cabot Putnam; and manuscripts and documents of Putnam. His major correspondents include Ernest Jones, Susan E. Blow, William James, Edward Waldo Emerson, and Henry Pickering Bowditch. Other individuals represented in the papers include Elmer Ernest Southard, Edward Cowles, Sándor Ferenczi, Henry James, Morton Prince, Henry A. Christian, Lucy Washburn, and Elizabeth Tilton. There is also some correspondence with publishers contained in the papers. Letters of Ernest Jones discuss the work of Prince and Sigmund Freud, papers to be given at various professional meetings; and attendance at congresses on psychology, psychotherapy, and neurology; and Jones' views on dream analysis, alcoholism, and other http://lms01.harvard.edu/F/JV6GXEDIDDA2SE6E41HVI48F4MTH9E4G6I21VKTRI92G8N7XBX-02240?func=full-set-set&set nu.. 5/23/2005 SIGMUND FREUD, JAMES JACKSON PUTNAM, AND the Purpose of American Psychology GEORGE PROCHNIK N.Y: Other Press, 2006. Toz. host you Faartin Horman dizilien Gouglas Ofi -