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Freud Exhibit At Library Of Congress

S

igmund Freud's
discover-
ies about the
unconscious mind have
had a major influence
on Western thought
and have permeated
contemporary culture.
Sigmund
Literature,
film, and
Freud
language reflect this
impact. His development of psycho-
analysis contributed an essential method
for the understanding, treatment and
research of psychological disturbance
as well as providing the major cohesive
theory of the mind.
Sigmund Freud Archives (SFA), a non-

profit organization, is dedicated to mak-
ing available for scholarly use Freud's
psychoanalytic and personal papers, his
correspondence, photos, etc. The collec-
tion, comprised of 80,000 items acquired
by SFA from Freud's daughter Anna, was
given to the U.S. Library of Congress
for preservation and is today one of its
prized collections.
In conjunction with the 100th anniver-
sary of the International Psychoanalytic
Association and the 100th anniversary
meetings of the American Psychoanalytic
Association, SFA is organizing an exhibit
of Freud's documents to be displayed at
the Library of Congress manuscript divi-
sion in Washington, D.C., June 5-13.

Deanna Holtzman,
Ph.D., is president of
SFA and past president
of the Farmington
Hills-based Michigan
Psychoanalytic
Institute. She was the
first non-medical,
Dr. Holtzman
American-trained Ph.D.
to be president of an institute of the
American Psychoanalytic Association.
Holtzman is a clinical professor,
Department of Psychiatry, Wayne State
University School of Medicine, and
adjunct professor of psychology at the
University of Detroit Department of
Psychology.



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of the Hadassah office in Israel. Shown are Ruth Beitner of West
Bloomfield, Roz Blanck of Franklin, Barbara Goldstein of Israel and
Beverly Fine and Judi Schram, both of West Bloomfield.

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