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Gifford,
Sanford
Biographical Note: Sanford
Gifford is a well-known psychoanalyst, psychiatrist, historian,
and the BPSI Archives Director. He
served as the Hanns Sachs Library Director from 1966 to 2000, taught
many BPSI seminars, and helped to develop the BPSI Archives. The
creator of our unique Oral History Interviews project, he has
been recording conversations with noted psychoanalysts and their
relatives for over thirty years. In
addition to his continuing work for the Boston Psychoanalytic
Society and Institute, Dr. Gifford teaches at Harvard Medical School,
works at West Roxbury VA hospital, and chairs the History and Archives
Committee of the American Psychoanalytic Association. He publishes
widely and contributes many historical and biographical materials to
the BPSI Archives.
Summary: this collection contains three boxes of papers
written by Sanford Gifford: reprints, biographies,
articles, book reviews, correspondence, notes, and workshop
materials mostly covering the period of 1977-1998. The latest additions
from 2005-present include recently written articles and book reviews.
Please note that many other Gifford's materials
could be
found in the Related BPSI Collections listed below. The Oral
History collections feature interviews conducted and recorded by Dr.
Gifford.
Finding
Aid for
this collection is available
here (viewing it requires Adobe Acrobat Reader).
Related BPSI Collections
Audiovisual
Materials: Oral History Interviews
Deutsch, Felix
(1884-1964)
Hanns
Sachs Library Records, 1938-1996
Oral History
Transcripts, 1961-2004
Scientific
Meetings, 1940s-1977
Related Sites
Sanford Gifford, from the Face of Experience
Exhibit by Allen Palmer
The Emmanuel Movement by Sanford Gifford
(Harvard University Press)
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