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• catalog abstract "Collection includes autobiographical writings, documents from the first years of EdgeWork Books which was co-founded by Chernin; correspondence with friends, family, publishers, and fans; draft manuscripts for novels, poetry, and memoirs; journals; and materials relating to Chernin's published works. They document Chernin's early struggles with depression; her first marriage to David Netboy; the birth of her daughter, Larissa; her transition from heterosexual relationships to lesbian relationships; her psychoanalytic thoughts on sexual desires and female sexuality; her relationship to her mother, Rose Chernin; and her psychological distress over the death of her sister, Nina.".
• catalog contributor b12846969.
• catalog coverage "Berkeley (Calif.) Social life and customs 20th century.".
• catalog date "1935".
• catalog description "Chernin's writings probe modern woman's search for self-identity and range from poetry to fictionalized autobiography. Early works focused on women's eating disorders (The Obsession: Reflections on the Tyranny of Slenderness, 1985, and Reinventing Eve: Modern Woman in Search of Herself, 1987), and on the mother-daughter relationship (In My Mother's House, 1983). Other themes include Jewish identity, the female psyche, memory and storytelling, and women's sexuality (Sex and Other Sacred Games, 1989, and Crossing the Border, 1994).".
• catalog description "Collection includes autobiographical writings, documents from the first years of EdgeWork Books which was co-founded by Chernin; correspondence with friends, family, publishers, and fans; draft manuscripts for novels, poetry, and memoirs; journals; and materials relating to Chernin's published works. They document Chernin's early struggles with depression; her first marriage to David Netboy; the birth of her daughter, Larissa; her transition from heterosexual relationships to lesbian relationships; her psychoanalytic thoughts on sexual desires and female sexuality; her relationship to her mother, Rose Chernin; and her psychological distress over the death of her sister, Nina.".
• catalog description "Electronic finding aid available http://nrs.harvard.edu/urn-3:RAD.SCHL:sch01417".
• catalog description "Feminist, lesbian, writer, consultant, and psychotherapist, Kim Chernin was born Elaine Kusnitz in the Bronx in 1940, the daughter of Russian-Jewish immigrants Rose (Chernin) and Paul Kusnitz. Her mother, a radical organizer with the Communist Party of the United States, and her father, an engineer, moved to Los Angeles in 1944 following the death of her older sister Nina. Chernin's early life was influenced by the loss of her sister and her mother's political activism. As a student at the University of California at Berkeley, she married David Netboy, and they traveled to England and Ireland where Chernin studied at Oxford and Trinity College. In 1963 they had a daughter Larissa Nicole. Returning to the United States, they separated and Chernin went back to school for at UC Berkeley, earning her degree in English literature (B.A. 1965, M.A. 1990). Following her divorce she assumed her mother's maiden name, Chernin. A second marriage to Robert Cantor, ended in 1978. Chernin subsequently lived with feminist poet Susan Griffin for four years. In 1985 she began a lifelong relationship with author Renate Stendhal and they continue to be partners in business, writing, love, and life.".
• catalog description "Kim Chernin Papers, 1935-2011 (inclusive). MC 742. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University.".
• catalog description "Unpublished finding aid.".
• catalog extent "12.93 linear ft. (31 file boxes) plus 4 folio folders, 2 folio+ folders, 11 photograph folders, 1 folio photograph folder, 1 folio+ photograph folder, 46 audiotapes, 13 videotapes, 2 CDs, electronic records.".
• catalog issued "1935".
• catalog language "Materials in English.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog spatial "Berkeley (Calif.) Social life and customs 20th century.".
• catalog spatial "United States.".
• catalog subject "Authors and publishers United States.".
• catalog subject "Authors, American.".
• catalog subject "Books Reviews.".
• catalog subject "Chernin, Kim.".
• catalog subject "Chernin, Rose.".
• catalog subject "Communist Party of the United States of America.".
• catalog subject "Courtship.".
• catalog subject "Crowell, Erica.".
• catalog subject "Eating disorders in women United States.".
• catalog subject "Feminist literature Book reviews.".
• catalog subject "Feminist literature.".
• catalog subject "Jewish women United States.".
• catalog subject "Lesbians United States.".
• catalog subject "McGowan, James A.".
• catalog subject "Mothers and daughters.".
• catalog subject "Poetry.".
• catalog subject "Rogin, Michael Paul.".
• catalog subject "Rubin, Lillian B.".
• catalog subject "Stendhal, Renate.".
• catalog subject "Walker, Alice, 1944-".
• catalog subject "Wheelis, Allen, 1915-".
• catalog subject "Women publishers United States.".
• catalog subject "Women-owned business enterprises United States.".
• catalog title "Papers of Kim Chernin, 1935-2011 (inclusive), 1967-2003 (bulk).".
• catalog type "Audiotapes.".
• catalog type "Baby books. aat".
• catalog type "CD-ROMs.".
• catalog type "Diaries.".
• catalog type "Electronic records.".
• catalog type "Love-letters.".
• catalog type "Memoirs. aat".
• catalog type "Notebooks. aat".
• catalog type "Photographs. aat".
• catalog type "Videotapes. local".
• catalog type "Web sites.".
• catalog type "collection".