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- catalog abstract "Contains correspondence, diaries, trial transcripts, reports, and clippings relating to opposition to Reich’s theories and the work of the Orgone Institute; correspondence; published and unpublished manuscripts and translations; photographs and photographic slides; and records of the Orgone Institute Press. Also includes Reich’s personal papers, including diaries, correspondence, and financial records, and biographical interviews and writings created after Reich’s death. Also includes the papers of Wilhelm Reich pertaining to his discovery of the orgone.".
- catalog contributor b755109.
- catalog contributor b755110.
- catalog date "1897".
- catalog description "Contains correspondence, diaries, trial transcripts, reports, and clippings relating to opposition to Reich’s theories and the work of the Orgone Institute; correspondence; published and unpublished manuscripts and translations; photographs and photographic slides; and records of the Orgone Institute Press. Also includes Reich’s personal papers, including diaries, correspondence, and financial records, and biographical interviews and writings created after Reich’s death. Also includes the papers of Wilhelm Reich pertaining to his discovery of the orgone.".
- catalog description "The Orgone Institute was founded in 1942 by Wilhelm Reich (1897-1957), psychiatrist and psychoanalyst (Vienna, M.D. 1922), who emigrated to the U.S. in 1939. First living in New York and later in Maine, he developed a therapy outside accepted psychoanalytic techniques. Reich posited the orgone as a biological base of psychic energy which in neurosis becomes dammed up somatically as well as mentally and can be released only through a combined physical and psychological therapy. His approach is related to Freudian theories of sexuality and repression of instinct and is grounded in his early work in Austria (1920-1939) on neurotic defense and character formation as evidenced in cases of failure in traditional psychoanalytic therapy. His work in Germany also involved psychoanalytic interpretation of the sociological phenomena of national character and political process.".
- catalog extent "98 284".
- catalog issued "1897".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog language "engger".
- catalog subject "Orgone Institute (Rangeley, Me.)".
- catalog subject "Orgonomy.".
- catalog subject "Psychiatry Research.".
- catalog subject "Psychotherapy.".
- catalog subject "Reich, Wilhelm, 1897-1957.".
- catalog title "Archives, 1897, 1919-1956.".
- catalog type "collection".