Box 5
Container
Contains 115 Results:
Criteria for estimating the value of psychiatric service in the field of criminology, 1934
File — Box: 5, Folder: 61
Collection Summary
From the Collection:
Correspondence, anonymized patient case histories, lecture notes and presentations, subject files, and writings document the professional life of psychiatrist and criminal mental health expert Bernard Glueck. Best known for establishing a psychiatric clinic within New York's Sing Sing Prison, these papers primarily document Glueck's institution-building administrative activities, the exploration of prison inmate mental health and the criminal mind (both the effects of incarceration on mental...
Dates:
1934
Untitled - Buffalo City Hospital [incomplete], circa 1935
File — Box: 5, Folder: 62
Collection Summary
From the Collection:
Correspondence, anonymized patient case histories, lecture notes and presentations, subject files, and writings document the professional life of psychiatrist and criminal mental health expert Bernard Glueck. Best known for establishing a psychiatric clinic within New York's Sing Sing Prison, these papers primarily document Glueck's institution-building administrative activities, the exploration of prison inmate mental health and the criminal mind (both the effects of incarceration on mental...
Dates:
circa 1935
Some unconscious factors in a case of homicide, 1936
File — Box: 5, Folder: 63
Collection Summary
From the Collection:
Correspondence, anonymized patient case histories, lecture notes and presentations, subject files, and writings document the professional life of psychiatrist and criminal mental health expert Bernard Glueck. Best known for establishing a psychiatric clinic within New York's Sing Sing Prison, these papers primarily document Glueck's institution-building administrative activities, the exploration of prison inmate mental health and the criminal mind (both the effects of incarceration on mental...
Dates:
1936
Success and failure as conditioning influences, 13 February 1936
File — Box: 5, Folder: 64
Collection Summary
From the Collection:
Correspondence, anonymized patient case histories, lecture notes and presentations, subject files, and writings document the professional life of psychiatrist and criminal mental health expert Bernard Glueck. Best known for establishing a psychiatric clinic within New York's Sing Sing Prison, these papers primarily document Glueck's institution-building administrative activities, the exploration of prison inmate mental health and the criminal mind (both the effects of incarceration on mental...
Dates:
13 February 1936
Current conceptions of schizophrenia and the insulin shock therapy, circa 1937
File — Box: 5, Folder: 65
Collection Summary
From the Collection:
Correspondence, anonymized patient case histories, lecture notes and presentations, subject files, and writings document the professional life of psychiatrist and criminal mental health expert Bernard Glueck. Best known for establishing a psychiatric clinic within New York's Sing Sing Prison, these papers primarily document Glueck's institution-building administrative activities, the exploration of prison inmate mental health and the criminal mind (both the effects of incarceration on mental...
Dates:
circa 1937
Further considerations of the psychodynamics of shock therapy in psychopathological states [incomplete], circa 1937
File — Box: 5, Folder: 66
Collection Summary
From the Collection:
Correspondence, anonymized patient case histories, lecture notes and presentations, subject files, and writings document the professional life of psychiatrist and criminal mental health expert Bernard Glueck. Best known for establishing a psychiatric clinic within New York's Sing Sing Prison, these papers primarily document Glueck's institution-building administrative activities, the exploration of prison inmate mental health and the criminal mind (both the effects of incarceration on mental...
Dates:
circa 1937
Further observations of schizophrenia and the insulin shock therapy, circa 1937
File — Box: 5, Folder: 67
Collection Summary
From the Collection:
Correspondence, anonymized patient case histories, lecture notes and presentations, subject files, and writings document the professional life of psychiatrist and criminal mental health expert Bernard Glueck. Best known for establishing a psychiatric clinic within New York's Sing Sing Prison, these papers primarily document Glueck's institution-building administrative activities, the exploration of prison inmate mental health and the criminal mind (both the effects of incarceration on mental...
Dates:
circa 1937
Effect of the hypoglycemic therapy on the psychotic process, 1937
File — Box: 5, Folder: 68
Collection Summary
From the Collection:
Correspondence, anonymized patient case histories, lecture notes and presentations, subject files, and writings document the professional life of psychiatrist and criminal mental health expert Bernard Glueck. Best known for establishing a psychiatric clinic within New York's Sing Sing Prison, these papers primarily document Glueck's institution-building administrative activities, the exploration of prison inmate mental health and the criminal mind (both the effects of incarceration on mental...
Dates:
1937
Clinical experience with the hypoglycemic therapy of the psychoses [incomplete], 12 January 1937
File — Box: 5, Folder: 69
Collection Summary
From the Collection:
Correspondence, anonymized patient case histories, lecture notes and presentations, subject files, and writings document the professional life of psychiatrist and criminal mental health expert Bernard Glueck. Best known for establishing a psychiatric clinic within New York's Sing Sing Prison, these papers primarily document Glueck's institution-building administrative activities, the exploration of prison inmate mental health and the criminal mind (both the effects of incarceration on mental...
Dates:
12 January 1937
Further clinical observations on the hypoglycemic therapy of the psychoses - preliminary report no. II, circa 1938
File — Box: 5, Folder: 70
Collection Summary
From the Collection:
Correspondence, anonymized patient case histories, lecture notes and presentations, subject files, and writings document the professional life of psychiatrist and criminal mental health expert Bernard Glueck. Best known for establishing a psychiatric clinic within New York's Sing Sing Prison, these papers primarily document Glueck's institution-building administrative activities, the exploration of prison inmate mental health and the criminal mind (both the effects of incarceration on mental...
Dates:
circa 1938