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- catalog abstract "The Papers reflect the late-career work of E.E. (Elmer Ernest) Southard, a neuropathologist and pathologist for the state of Massachusetts. Southard was the administrator for the first psychopathic department at the Boston State Hospital and worked with Myrtelle Canavan and Mary Jarrett to create the field of psychiatric social work. He was also chief pathologist for the state asylum system, including the Boston and Danvers hospitals. Southard was also deeply interested in the relationship between psychiatric illness and organic abnormality; the collection reflects his plans for a book on brain pathology.".
- catalog description "The Papers reflect the late-career work of E.E. (Elmer Ernest) Southard, a neuropathologist and pathologist for the state of Massachusetts. Southard was the administrator for the first psychopathic department at the Boston State Hospital and worked with Myrtelle Canavan and Mary Jarrett to create the field of psychiatric social work. He was also chief pathologist for the state asylum system, including the Boston and Danvers hospitals. Southard was also deeply interested in the relationship between psychiatric illness and organic abnormality; the collection reflects his plans for a book on brain pathology.".