Click Here to Read: “He smiled a lot” an interview with Margarethe Lutz by Christine Dohlen on the Suddeutsche Zeitung Magazin Website on March 13, 2009. (Google English translation may not show on Mac computers.)
Category: Oral History
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Elizabeth Gero-Heymann 1905-2009
Click Here To Read: Biographical Sketch of Elizabeth Gero-Heymann by Abby Adams-Silvan on this website.
Elizabeth Gero-Heymann 1905-2009
Lilo, as she was known to all her friends, died February 15, 2009. Much has been said and written about Lilo throughout her long life and there will be a memorial service in the future where much more will be said by a gathering of her relatives, psychoanalysts and friends. At this juncture a few words in her honor and to mark the occasion of her departure from us should be written. Lilo’s life spanned practically all of the twentieth century and almost a decade of the twenty first. Continue reading Elizabeth Gero-Heymann 1905-2009
From the Editor: Arnold Richards: Psychoanalysis, a Personal Odyssey
Click Here to Read: From the Editor: Arnold Richards: Psychoanalysis, a Personal Odyssey. Article starts on page 13.
This article was previously published as Richards, Arnold. (1996). Psychoanalysis, a Personal Odyssey. In Career Pathways in Psychiatry: Transition in Changing Times ed. A. Lazarus. New York: Routledge pp. 13-22 and appears here with all requisite rights and permissions.