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Series 6: Publications and Manuscripts, 1957-1979

 Series
Identifier: 100961975Y1752

Scope and Contents

This series consists of published materials, unpublished manuscripts, and papers prepared by Dr. Brown or written jointly with other authors. The folders are arranged in alphabetical order by title of publication. Bracketed information in the folder title was added by the processor to identify co-authors or clarify the origin of the writings. The series contains journal articles, book reviews, published and unpublished reports, chapters and forwards for books, unpublished typewritten manuscripts, correspondence, drafts, memoranda, and reference materials. Recurring topics in these writings include community mental health centers, community psychiatry, the mentally retarded offender, public mental health hospitals, child and family mental health issues, and the federal role in mental health services.

Dates

  • Creation: 1957-1979

Scope and Contents

This series consists of published materials, unpublished manuscripts, and papers prepared by Dr. Brown or written jointly with other authors. The folders are arranged in alphabetical order by title of publication. Bracketed information in the folder title was added by the processor to identify co-authors or clarify the origin of the writings. The series contains journal articles, book reviews, published and unpublished reports, chapters and forwards for books, unpublished typewritten manuscripts, correspondence, drafts, memoranda, and reference materials. Recurring topics in these writings include community mental health centers, community psychiatry, the mentally retarded offender, public mental health hospitals, child and family mental health issues, and the federal role in mental health services.

Collecting Area Details

Part of the Archives and Modern Manuscripts Collections Collecting Area

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