PINE Collection, 1973-2011
Historical NoteThe Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute is a psychoanalytic research, training, education facility that is affiliated with the American Psychoanalytic Association and the International Psychoanalytic Association. The present society and institute (abbreviated BPSI) was founded, by psychoanalyst Franz Alexander, in 1935. The BPSI is the third oldest psychoanalytic institute in the United States; only the New York Psychoanalytic Institute and Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis are older. The Psychoanalytic Institute of New England, East (PINE) split from BPSI and formed in May 1975 under the leadership of M. Robert Gardner, MD. PINE's educational program was designed to teach psychoanalysis in a “workshop” atmosphere and is an “institute without walls.” Scope and Content NoteThis collection contains several volumes of the PINE Newsletter, correspondence to PINE faculty, correspondence between Sanford Gifford and several individuals re: the BPSI/PINE split, materials about 50th Anniversary celebrations, PINE Postgraduate Study Group materials, several papers by various authors, as well as other assorted materials. RestrictionsRestrictions to AccessIf you wish to access any records in the BPSI Archives, please email library@bpsi.org or call 617-266-0953. No Restrictions to content. Copyright NoticeCopyright is retained by the Psychoanalytic Institute of New England, East. Index of terms from NewslettersSubjects:Affect Tolerance
American Politics
Analysis
Analysts
Analytic Object Relationship
Apartheid
Attachment
Child therapy
Condensed Analysis
Conflictual Listening
Countertransference
Doubt
Drive
Free Associations
Haiti
Hurricain Katrina
Instinct
Language in Psychoanalysis
Leaps of Faith
Love
Love and Idealization
Massachusetts Mental Health Center
Melancholia
Memory
Mind-body relationship
Modern Family
Music and Therapy
Narcissism
Oepdipus complex
Palestine
PINE's Founding
Play
Practice
Prejudice
Preverbal Memories
Psychoanalysis in Russia
Psychoanalytic Empathy
Psychoanalytic Literature
Punctuated Analysis
Reflective Functioning
Rwanda
Shuttle Analysis
Social Engagement
South African Literature
Teaching and Learning
Training
Transference
Transitional Space
Veterans
Names:Barkai, Ayelet
Beaudett, Malcolm S.
Benyas, Steven
Bonner, Frances
Brotman, Carl
Busch, Fred
Dunn, Marie
Ellington, Duke
Freud, Sigmund
Gardner, Robert M.
Gedo, John
Goldsmith, Gary
Hauser, Stuart T.
Hoffer, Axel
House, Johnathan
Kerzner, Stephen
Kramer, Selma
Litowitz, Bonnie
Lovett, C.G.
Lusk, Sarah L.
Mathia, Donna
McLaughlin, James T.
Meissner, William W.
Miller, Jessica
Modell, Arnold
Ornstein, Anna
Ornstein, Paul
Pinderhughes, Charles
Prang, Laura
Prusak, Jacek
Pyles, Robert
Rand, Bliss
Rizzuto, Ana-Maria
Sashin, Jerome I.
Schwaber, Mitchell
Shaw, Linda
Shengold, Leonard
Shepherdson, Charles
Shilkoff, Deborah
Siroty, Susan
Spielrein, Sabina
Virginia Woolf
Wallerstein, Robert
Administrative InformationPreferred Citation[Identification of item], in PINE Collection, The Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, Newton, MA, USA. Acquisitions InformationAll papers have been collected by Dr. Sanford Gifford and donated to the BPSI Archives in 2008. Processing InformationMachine readable encoding by Amber M. De Angelis, updated by Natalie Flammia. The materials in this collection have been re-housed in acid free folders when necessary and placed in an archival box. Content
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