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Guide to the Carl R. Rogers Collection, 1902-1990

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Guide to the Carl R. Rogers Collection, 1902-1990

Collection number: HPA Mss 32

Department of Special Collections



Donald C. Davidson Library

Department of Special Collections

University of California, Santa Barbara

Contact Information:

  • Department of Special Collections
  • Davidson Library
  • University of California, Santa Barbara
  • Santa Barbara, CA 93106
  • Phone: (805) 893-3062
  • Fax: (805) 893-5749
  • Email: special@library.ucsb.edu
  • URL: http://www.library.ucsb.edu/speccoll/speccoll.html
Project Archivist:
David C. Gartrell
Student Assistants:
Krnee Deemark, Joyce Jiang, Mike Steiner
Date Completed:
Last revised: 20 December 1999
Encoded by:
David C. Gartrell
© 1999 the Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.

Descriptive Summary

Title: Carl R. Rogers Collection,
Date (inclusive): 1902-1990
Collection number: HPA Mss 32
Creator: Rogers, Carl R.

Center for the Studies of the Person
Forms part of:
The Humanistic Psychology Archives 
Extent: 52 manuscript boxes, two oversize boxes, approximately 350 audiovisual items; approximately 35 linear feet
Repository: University of California, Santa Barbara. Library. Dept. of Special Collections
Santa Barbara, CA 93106
Shelf location: For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the library's online catalog.
Language: English.

Administrative Information

Provenance

The Carl R. Rogers Collection is comprised of Rogers's own papers, donated by him to the Humanistic Psychology Archives in 1986 and by his daughter Natalie after his death in 1987; and material related to Rogers and his associates donated by the Center for the Studies of the Person between 1993 and 1996.

Restrictions

All materials in the Diaries Series are restricted from use.

Publication Rights

Copyright resides with donor.

Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Carl R. Rogers Collection, HPA Mss 32, Department of Special Collections, University Libraries, University of California, Santa Barbara.

Access Points

Rogers, Carl R. (Carl Ransom), 1902-
Humanistic psychology
Client-centered psychotherapy
Center for Studies of the Person (La Jolla, Calif.).

Biography

Carl Ransom Rogers (1902-1987) was a psychologist and psychotherapist who initiated what Abraham Maslow later called the "third force" of psychology, following the behaviorism of Pavlov (and later B. F. Skinner) and Freudian psychoanalysis. This "third force" of humanistic psychology has been so closely identified with Rogers that it is often called Rogerian, a term its namesake objected to. His innovation was to treat clients as if they were essentially healthy, and he felt that growth would occur when a non-judgmental, non-directive (later, "client-centered") therapist created a warm, accepting environment to nurture the client and allow self-knowledge and self-acceptance to occur. Rogers is considered by many to be the most influential psychologist after Freud.
Rogers was born in Chicago, Illinois, and grew up in Oak Park and on a farm in the city's outskirts. His early life was a blend of staunch Christianity, a heavy emphasis on education, and a scientifically-oriented interest in farming. In college at the University of Wisconsin at Madison, he changed his major from agriculture to history with an intent to enter the ministry after an influential trip to China with the World Student Christian Federation, a trip which, ironically, also led Rogers to question mainstream Christianity. After graduation, he married Helen Elliott, following an engagement of nearly two years. The two moved to New York, where Rogers enrolled in the liberal, intellectually-focused Union Theological Seminary. After being introduced to work in clinical psychology here, however, he changed his career path once again and entered Columbia University's Teachers College.
While completing his Ph.D. at Columbia and for several years thereafter, Rogers worked at the Rochester Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (RSPCC) as a child psychologist. It was during this time that he wrote his first monograph, The Clinical Treatment of the Problem Child, a work that brought him enough notice to be offered a full professorship at Ohio State University. While at Ohio, Rogers published Counseling and Psychotherapy, the book that summarized his own clinical experience while providing the foundation for nondirective therapy, and established the first supervised counseling practicum within an academic psychology department. In addition, it was during this time that he became the first therapist to record sessions with clients and offer them for study. All of this early work led to an offer by the University of Chicago for Rogers to establish a counseling center there.
Rogers spent twelve years at the University of Chicago, during which he developed the counseling center, served as president of the American Psychologists Association, and published Client-Centered Therapy, wherein he solidified his particular approach to therapy while shifting farther away from the traditional patient-therapist dichotomy. In Rogers's approach, the therapist frees the client from whatever impediments are keeping him or her from normal psychological growth, rather than curing the client of a previously-diagnosed neurosis or psychosis.
From 1957 to 1963, Rogers held a joint appointment as professor in both psychology and psychiatry at the University of Wisconsin, with an initial idea to integrate research and training within psychology , psychiatry, and social work. He later referred to this period as "the most painful and anguished episode in my whole professional life." Rogers found the effort frustrating, and ultimately resigned from the psychology department. This period did, however, see the publication of On Becoming a Person, Rogers's popular breakthrough. But after seven years in Wisconsin, Rogers had grown disillusioned with university life, and at sixty-two he and Helen moved to Southern California to join staff of the Western Behavioral Studies Institute in La Jolla, which had been founded by Richard Farson, a former student of Rogers's at Wisconsin. The WBSI was a loosely-structured research and training organization under which staff members formed their own programs and generated their own revenues. In its success, however, the looseness eventually became formalized and rigid, a direction with which Rogers felt uncomfortable.
In 1968, along with several colleagues and literally overnight, Rogers left WBSI to form the Center for the Studies of the Person along the original lines of WBSI, but with a commitment to maintaining the democracy and informailty that they felt had been lost. Indeed, the CSP was dubbed a "nonorganization," run by a "non-director." Under the umbrella of the CSP, Rogers worked with "encounter groups" of individuals as well as larger organizations such as companies and schools. He published Carl Rogers on Encounter Groupsin 1970, and Carl Rogers on Personal Powerin 1977. Rogers spent the last several years of his life traveling extensively to promote his Person-Centered Approach in workshops as far-reaching as "The Central America Challenge," an international meeting of sixty-five leaders from seventeen countries.
Rogers died on Wednesday, February 4, 1987, of cardiac arrest following hospitalization for a broken hip, after having been a widower for nearly eight years.
Sources
DeCarvalho, Roy José. The Founders of Humanistic Psychology. New York: Praeger, 1991.
Kirschenbaum, Howard. "Carl Rogers." In Positive Regard: Carl Rogers and Other Notables He Influenced, ed. Melvin M. Suhd, 1-102. Palo Alto, California: Science and Behavior Books, 1995.
Kirschenbaum, Howard. On Becoming Carl Rogers. New York: Delacorte Press, 1979.
Carl R. Rogers Collection, HPA Mss 32, Department of Special Collections, University Libraries, University of California, Santa Barbara.

Important Dates

8 Jan 1902 Born in Chicago, Illinois
1919 Enters agriculture program at University of Wisconsin-Madison
Feb - Aug 1922 Trip to the Far East
22 Oct 1922 Becomes engaged to Helen Elliott
23 Jun 1924 Receives BA in History from University of Wisconsin-Madison
28 Aug 1924 Marries Helen Elliott
1924 Enrolls in liberal Union Theological Seminary, New York City
Summer 1925 Serves as visiting pastor in Dorset, Vermont
1926 Leaves Union for Columbia University Teachers College
17 Mar 1926 David Elliott Rogers born
1 Jun 1927 Recieves MA from Columbia University Teachers College
1928 Joins Rochester Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (RSPCC) as child psychologist
9 Oct 1928 Natalie Rogers born
1929 Made director of the Child Study Department, RSPCC
20 Mar 1931 Receives doctorate from Columbia University Teachers College
1939 The Clinical Treatment of the Problem Childis published
1940 Accepts position at Ohio State University as clinical psychologist and full professor
11 Dec 1940 Client-centered therapy is "born" as Rogers addresses the University of Minnesota's psychological honors society
1942 Counseling and Psychotherapyis published
1945 Moves to the University of Chicago to start counseling center
1946-1947 Serves as president of the American Psychological Association (APA)
1951 Client-Centered Therapyis published
1956 Receives the APA's first Distinguished Contribution Award
1957 Accepts appointment at University of Wisconsin--Madison in psychiatry and psychology
1961 On Becoming a Personis published
Jan 1964 Moves to La Jolla, California, to join staff of the Western Behavioral Studies Institute (WBSI)
1968 With several WBSI colleagues, leaves to form the Center for the Studies of the Person (CSP)
1968-1977 Works with "encounter groups," larger organizations
1970 Carl Rogers on Encounter Groupsis published
1977 Carl Rogers on Personal Power
1977-1985 Travels extensively to promote his Person-Centered Approach in workshops
29 March 1979 Helen Rogers dies
30 Jan 1987 Nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize by Congressman Jim Bates
4 Feb 1987 Dies in La Jolla, California

Scope and Content

The Carl R. Rogers Collection contains select papers of Carl R. Rogers; records from his association with the Center for the Studies of the Person, a group he co-founded; and reprint articles from the Carl Rogers Memorial Library. There is an extensive audio collection of Rogers's and other CSP members' lectures and seminars; this series is currently undergoing preservation and reformatting work in order to be made more accessible. The bulk of the collection is from the years 1955-1989. Although written materials by Rogers form only a small part of the Rogers Collection, they are significant in the insight about Rogers's early thoughts that they allow. The Library of Congress, in Washington, DC, holds 59.2 linear feet of Rogers's personal and professional papers.
The collection has been arranged and described at the folder level. Folder dates within the container list were based on examination of the materials. Other folder-level information was taken from the original folder title, or, in the case of information enclosed in square brackets, supplied by the processor based on information found within the folder.

Additional Resources

Related Collections

The Carl R. Rogers Collection forms part of The Humanistic Psychology Archives  at the University of California, Santa Barbara.

Removed or Separated Material

The Library of Congress holds additional papers of Carl R. Rogers.

Series Descriptions

 

China Trip

Physical Description: 1 folder, 1 diary, 1 photo album

Scope and Content Note

In 1921, at the age of nineteen, Rogers was chosen by the World Student Christian Federation (WSCF) as one of ten youth delegates representing the US at the WSCF conference in Peking, China the following April. The conference lasted only one week, but the trip, for which Rogers missed half of his junior year in college, lasted from February to August, and included official WSCF and unofficial visits to Japan, Korea and the Philippines. Although he remained Christian, Rogers considered this trip as essentially a religious conversion, due to an exposure to new philosophies, a first-hand view of the downtrodden, and peak experiences in nature, particularly a climb up Mt. Fujiyama.
This series includes an extensive typewritten diary, an album of photographs, and supplementary correspondence.
 

Biographical

Physical Description: 1 photo album, 1 cassette tape, 1 box ephemera, 15 folders

Scope and Content Note

This series contains material about Rogers or material that shows something of his personality. Elements include audiovisual materials in the form of family portraits; photographs; one film reel (family, late '20s); one home movie; four cassettes of family members at a conference; one videotape (3/4"?) of family at a conference. Also: genealogical data, personal items, passports for CRR as well as Helen Rogers. Press clippings. Eulogies and obituaries. Pocket calendars from 1980-1986.
 

Awards and Honors

Physical Description: 12 folders

Scope and Content Note

Rogers received many honors during his career; this series represents those honors. Included are certificates of recognition, awards, honorary degrees, and accompanying photographs.
 

Diaries

Physical Description: 2 boxes = 14 diaries

Scope and Content Note

The Diaries series contains fourteen notebooks from the period of 1977 - 1982. Eleven notebooks contain travel notes, primarily concerning workshops. In addition to practical notes and narrative description, these diaries contain observations on the workshops and thoughts on Rogers's relationships with women. One notebook relates dreams, memories, and personal musings unrelated to travel, and two others are purely records of dreams. All of the diaries are currently restricted.
 

University of Chicago Counseling Center Discussion Papers

Physical Description: 3 boxes

Scope and Content Note

Rogers established the first Counseling Center at the University of Chicago when he moved there from Ohio State in 1945. The Counseling Center Discussion Papers were ideas, ruminations, or research papers privately circulated to Counseling Center staff and other interested affiliates for the purpose of feedback, review and discussion. These papers were seen as a place for free exchange of ideas, speculation, and development of theories and philosophies. Nine volumes were printed, from 1955 - 1963, under the editorship of first Rogers, then Jack Butler, James Bebout, and finally Martha Clayton and Arnold Rachman.

Arrangement

The University of Chicago Counseling Center Discussion Papers are arranged chronologically.
 

Correspondence

Physical Description: 4 boxes

Scope and Content Note

The bulk of this series is formed by letters between Rogers and his fiancée Helen Elliott from 1921 to 1924, the period of their courtship during which he attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Also included in the series are letters to Helen, 1974 - 1978; professional correspondence, 1950 - 1968; and letters of condolence to Rogers on his wife's death, 1979.
 

Center for the Studies of the Person

Physical Description: 21 Boxes

Scope and Content Note

Rogers founded this loosely-organized Center ("a non-organization") with approximately twenty-five of his associates from WBSI in 1968 as a base for its members' various projects and workshops. Only the secretaries received a salary, and no one person ran the Center; the "non-director," a rotating position, acted as spokesperson. The CSP continues at its original location in La Jolla. For sound recordings and videotapes of CSP lectures and workshops, see the Audiovisual series.
Subseries
Administrative: Group notices, minutes of annual and board meetings, Center-wide grant seeking, celebrations, and other general issues that affected all members of CSP.
Carl Rogers and Associateswas an advanced learning program using the Person-Centered Approach. It also incorporated the Ongoing Learning Program "Responsible Group," a dozen or so CSP associates who were more involved in the operations of CSP and CR & A.
The Carl Rogers Peace Project / Institute for Peacewas created and co-directed by Gay Leah Swenson. The former name was used prior to Rogers's death in 197; the latter was adopted following his death.
Conference: "The Central America Challenge" (The Vienna Peace Project Workshop, Rust, Austria, 1 - 4 November 1985). This was the Peace Project's first international person-centered workshop, and was attended by sixty-five leaders from seventeen countries in an attempt to find a common bond of humanity.
Living Nowis a workshop-oriented program headed by Gay Leah Swenson and Nel Kandel, but drawing upon the skills and interests of other CSP staffers to lead seminars and workshops. Such topics as maximizing personal potential within times of personal and global transition.
The Workshopssubseries contains those few workshops held under the general auspices of the CSP, rather than one if its sub-groups.

Arrangement

The Center for the Studies of the Person materials are arranged by subseries; within the subseries the arrangement is generally chronological. Some of the subseries relate to a particular program within CSP, e.g., Living Now, whereas others affect all those involved with CSP, e.g., Administrative. The Peace Project subseries is further divided into sub-subseries.
 

Carl Rogers Memorial Library

Physical Description: 18 Boxes

Scope and Content Note

This series of reprints and offprints comes from the Carl Rogers Memorial Library of the CSP. It includes approximately 600 articles, chapters, interviews, and unpublished manuscripts spanning the years 1922 -1987. These materials were initially collected and arranged by Nel Kandel, director of the Carl Rogers Memorial Library. This collection of reprints was given to the Humanistic Psychology Archives and has been incorporated into the Carl R. Rogers Collection. Only information from the CRML file has been used in creating this series list. As a result the individual records may appear incomplete, e.g., no journal citation, no page numbers, etc. The identifying number or number-letter combination in the subseries of materials by Rogers represents the year of publication and the sequence of publication among Rogers's publications during that year. These numbers were assigned by the Schmid bibliography of Rogers's works in Vienna.

Arrangement

The Carl Rogers Memorial Library reprints are divided between works by Rogers and works about Rogers, and are arranged alphabetically within those divisions.
 

Audiovisual Materials

Physical Description: Approximately 300 items

Scope and Content Note

This is a separate series for sound recordings, film reels, and video recordings that do not fit with any other series, e.g., Biographical. This series is primarily comprised of recordings of Rogers at work: delivering lectures, working with groups, interviewing clients. In addition, many other CSP staff members and guest lecturers are represented, either in collaboration with Rogers or on their own.

Arrangement

Arrangement and reformatting of audiovisual materials is currently underway. Approximately 400 audio recordings and 60 video cassettes have been indexed as of December 1999.

Container List

 

China Trip

Box 1, Folder 1

Diary of My Trip to China, 1922.

Box 1, Folder 2

Papers re: trip to China, 1922.

Box 50, Folder 

Out Where the East Begins, 1922. [Photo album.]

Box 51, Folder 1

"The Miracle Songs of Jesus", 1922. [Bound poem inscribed to CRR on last day of China trip.]

 

Biographical

Box 1, Folder 3

[Railroad survey diary with CRR's comment], 1890-?, 1953. [This was Rogers's father's working diary of railroad surveys.]

Box 1, Folder 4

[Family portraits], 1900s-1960s.

Box 50, Folder 1

[Photo album--family portraits], [1902-1956].

Box 51, Folder 2

Love-Songs of Childhood, 1906. [Inscribed to "Helen Elliott, from Mother."]

Box 51, Folder 3

Holy Bible[1901 edition], n.d. [Inscribed by CRR; no notations.]

Box 1, Folder 5

[Childhood Papers], [1915-1918?]. [One oratorical contest program, two poems ("Revenge!" and "The Wood Mouse"), one "Egg Graph" showing egg production in "old coop" vs. "new coop."]

Box 49, Folder 

College Days, [1920-1924?]. [Photo album.]

Box 1, Folder 6

Milt Rogers to Ross Rogers, July 21, 1921.

Box 51, Folder 4

[Passports, Carl and Helen Rogers], 1922, 1961-1986.

Box 51, Folder 5

"Bridal Blossoms", 1924. [Wedding memento, contains pressed flower, wedding guestbook]

Box 1, Folder 7

[Photographs of Warwood], 1941-1952. [Warwood was the Rogers family farm in Illinois]

Box 50, Folder 2

[Matted photograph of Natalie and David Rogers in front of family home, Columbus, OH], [Early 1940s].

Box 51, Folder 6

[Family Dates and Data], [1950s? - 1986]. [Genealogical and travel notes; some contemporary, some from memory.]

Box 1, Folder 8

[Rogers family genealogical data], 1958.

Box 1, Folder 9

Press Clippings, 1970-1987.

Box 50, Folder 3

[Photographs of workshops, CRR, honorary degree ceremonies], 1974-1975. [Client-Centered Workshops, July, 1974, San Diego (UCSD) and August, 1974, UC Santa Cruz; Pictures of CR--Sept 1974; Hon Degree Ceremonies, Hamburg U., February 1975 and U. of Leiden (400th year), June 27, 1975.]

Box 50, Folder 4

[Matted photograph of CRR], [c. 1970?].

Box 1, Folder 10

Photographs, CRR, [?-1972].

Box 1, Folder 11

[Slides taken by Rogers], [1970s-1980s?][128 slides relating to travel, CRR's interest in macro nature photography.]

Box 1, Folder 12

[Photographs from conference/encounter session?], 1979.

Box 1, Folder 13

Helen Rogers's Memorial Service, 1979.

Box 1, Folder 14

[Workshop introduction by Eric Lasser], 1985.

Box 1, Folder 15

Library of Congress Archive, 1987.

Box 1, Folder 16

Memorial Service/Memorial Eulogies, 1987.

 

Awards and Honors

Box 52, Folder 1

[Diplomas, certificates], 1915-1925. [Includes CRR's grade school and CRR's and Helen Elliot's high school diplomas.]

Box 52, Folder 2

[Diplomas], 1924-1931. [Bachelor's, master's and doctorate.]

Box 52, Folder 3

[Awards, certificates of recognition], 1923-1986.

Box 1, Folder 17

Butler Medal, Columbia, June 1, 1955.

Box 1, Folder 1

Honorary degree--Lawrence College, June, 1956.

Box 1, Folder 19

[Gonzaga University, honorary doctorate], 1968. [Includes photograph, program, etc.]

Box 1, Folder 20

[Sonoma State College commencement speaking engagement], 1969.

Box 52, Folder 4

[Honorary doctorates], 1969-1987.

Box 1, Folder 21

[University of Santa Clara commencement speaking engagement], 1971. [Includes photographs.]

Box 1, Folder 22

Remarks on the Occasion of Receiving an Honorary Degree from the University of Hamburg, 1975.

Box 1, Folder 23

[Honorary Doctorates, declined], 1982-1983.

Box 52, Folder 5

Humanist of the Year Award, n.d. [Plaque with citation of CRR by Ernest Poser.]

 

Diaries

Box 2, Folder 1

Brazil Trip, 1977. [RESTRICTED.]

Box 2, Folder 2

Sagamore, June 20 - July 11, 1977. [RESTRICTED.]

Box 2, Folder 3

Point Lobos, Aug. 5-18; Agua Viva, Dec. 9-19, 1977. [Includes dream records at back, August 6 - September 16.] [RESTRICTED.]

Box 2, Folder 4

Brazil, Jan. 20 - Feb. 6, 1978. [RESTRICTED.]

Box 2, Folder 5

England, August 9 - September 2, 1978. [RESTRICTED.]

Box 2, Folder 6

Spain, Long Island Workshop, Mar. 17 - Apr. 14 and July 2-16, 1978. [RESTRICTED.]

Box 2, Folder 7

Rome, Paris, Long Island, June 15 - July 22, 1979. [RESTRICTED.]

Box 2, Folder 8

Dreams, 1979-1981. [Includes loose leaf entries.] [RESTRICTED.]

Box 3, Folder 1

England, Rome, Elba, Fordham, 1980. [RESTRICTED.]

Box 3, Folder 2

Canal Trip, Stockholm, New York; September - October, 1980. [RESTRICTED.]

Box 3, Folder 3

Germany, Austria; April, 1981. [RESTRICTED.]

Box 3, Folder 4

Florida, Carmel Valley Celebration, 1981-1982. [RESTRICTED.]

Box 3, Folder 5

[Dream journal], 1981-1982. [RESTRICTED.]

Box 3, Folder 6

[Dream journal, notes], 1979, 1981. [RESTRICTED.]

 

University of Chicago Counseling Center Discussion Papers

Box 4, Folder 1

Volume I, Numbers 1-4, 6, 1955.

Box 4, Folder 2

Volume II, Numbers 2-9, 1956.

Box 4, Folder 3

Volume II, Numbers 10-16, 1956.

Box 4, Folder 4

Volume II, Numbers 17-20, 22, 23, 1956.

Box 4, Folder 5

Volume II, Numbers 24, 25, 27-30, 1956.

Box 4, Folder 6

Volume III, Numbers 2-8, 1957.

Box 4, Folder 7

Volume III, Numbers 9-15, 1957.

Box 4, Folder 8

Volume III, Numbers 16-21, 1957.

Box 4, Folder 9

Volume III, Numbers 22-24, 26-28, 1957.

Box 5, Folder 1

Volume V, Numbers 2-10, 1959.

Box 5, Folder 2

Volume V, Numbers 13-15, 17, 1959.

Box 5, Folder 3

Volume V, Numbers 18-20, 1959.

Box 5, Folder 4

Volume VI, Numbers 2-7, 1960.

Box 5, Folder 5

Volume VI, Numbers 8, 10-12, 15, 16, 1960.

Box 5, Folder 6

Volume VII, Numbers 1-17, 1961. [Bound volume.]

Box 6, Folder 1

Volume VII, Numbers 1-8, 1961.

Box 6, Folder 2

Volume VII, Numbers 9-15, 1961.

Box 6, Folder 3

Volume VII, Numbers 16-18, 1961.

Box 6, Folder 4

Volume VIII, Numbers 7, 9, 10, 16, 1962.

Box 6, Folder 5

Volume IX, Number 3, 1963.

Box 6, Folder 6

Bibliography, 1963.

 

Correspondence

 

Correspondence with Helen Elliot Rogers

Box 7, Folder 1

Letters to Carl, July 3, 1921.

Box 7, Folder 2

Letters to each other, February - May, 1922.

Box 7, Folder 3

Letters to Helen, September, 1922.

Box 7, Folder 4

Letters to each other, October, 1922.

Box 7, Folder 5

Letters to each other, November, 1922.

Box 7, Folder 6

Letters to each other, December, 1922.

Box 7, Folder 7

Poems, 1921. ["Melancholia" and "The Treasure."]

Box 7, Folder 8

Letters to each other, February - May, 1923.

Box 7, Folder 9

Letters to each other, September, 1923.

Box 7, Folder 10

Letters to each other, October, 1923.

Box 8, Folder 1

Letters to each other, November, 1923.

Box 8, Folder 2

Letters to each other, December, 1923.

Box 8, Folder 3

Letters to each other, January, 1924.

Box 8, Folder 4

Letters to each other, February, 1924.

Box 8, Folder 5

Letters to each other, March, 1924.

Box 9, Folder 1

Letters to each other, April, 1924.

Box 9, Folder 2

Letters to each other, May, 1924.

Box 9, Folder 3

Letters to each other, June, 1924.

Box 9, Folder 4

Letters to each other, July, 1924.

Box 9, Folder 5

Correspondence with Helen Rogers, 1974-1978.

 

Personal

Box 9, Folder 6

Letters of Condolence, 1979.

Box 9, Folder 7

Letters of Condolence, 1979.

Box 9, Folder 8

Letters of Condolence, 1979.

Box 10, Folder 1

Letters of Condolence, 1979.

Box 10, Folder 2

Letters of Condolence, 1979.

Box 10, Folder 3

Letters of Condolence, 1979.

Box 10, Folder 4

Letters of Condolence, 1979.

 

Professional

Box 10, Folder 5

Correspondence with Joseph Nuttin [Belgian colleague; 6 items], 1950-1968.

 

Center for the Studies of the Person

 

Administrative

Box 12, Folder 1

CSP Learning Group, 1973-74.

Box 12, Folder 2

CSP Groups, Notices, etc., 1974-82.

Box 12, Folder 3

CSP 10th Anniversary, 1978.

Box 12, Folder 4

Journey, 1982-1983.

Box 12, Folder 5

CSP Meetings, 1982-84.

Box 12, Folder 6

CSP "Critiques", 1982-86.

Box 12, Folder 7

CSP Annual Meeting, 1984-89.

Box 12, Folder 8

CSP Reorganization Memos, 1985.

Box 12, Folder 9

CSP Visions, Goals, Ideas, 1985-1986.

Box 12, Folder 10

CSP Associates, 1985-1987.

Box 12, Folder 11

CSP Membership & Associates Data, 1985-1988.

Box 13, Folder 1

CSP Accounting Materials, 1985-1990.

Box 13, Folder 2

CSP Project Reports, 1985-1990.

Box 13, Folder 3

CSP Board Memos and Annual Meeting, 1985-87.

Box 13, Folder 4

CSP Memos to Members, 1985-88.

Box 13, Folder 5

CSP Theme Meetings, 1986.

Box 13, Folder 6

CSP Newsletter, 1986.

Box 13, Folder 7

CSP/PCA Forum, 1986-1987.

Box 13, Folder 8

CSP Study Group, 1986-87.

Box 13, Folder 9

CSP Board Minutes, 1988.

Box 13, Folder 10

CSP Board, 1989.

Box 14, Folder 1

Fundraising: Leads, 1985-1987.

Box 14, Folder 2

Fundraising: About the Center for the Studies of the Person, 1982. ["A small research, by Wilmar Knigge."]

Box 14, Folder 3

Fundraising: Carl Rogers Peace Proposal, 1985. [Distributed grant proposal and "old version."]

Box 14, Folder 4

Fundraising: Forbes, 1987-1989. [Correspondence, notes, re: possible sources of funding.]

Box 14, Folder 5

Fundraising: Foundations, prospectus, 1984. [Notes, correspondence.]

Box 14, Folder 6

Fundraising: Catalog, 1986. [Catalog of courses for non-profit organizations.]

Box 14, Folder 7

Fundraising: Funding Outreach, 1987-1989. [Notes, correspondence, clippings.]

Box 14, Folder 8

Fundraising: Letters to individuals and foundations as of June 1988--Masters and Copies, 1988.

Box 14, Folder 9

Fundraising: CS [Fund], Ploughshares [Fund]--model, 1988. [Funding proposals.]

Box 14, Folder 10

Fundraising: Grant Requests, 1985-1986. [Correspondence.]

Box 14, Folder 11

Fundraising: Grant Sources--Individuals, 1985. [Correspondence.]

Box 14, Folder 12

Fundraising: Grant Sources--Prospects, 1986. [Correspondence and notes.]

Box 14, Folder 13

Fundraising: Grant--original, Dave Malcolm, 1985.

Box 14, Folder 14

Fundraising: Grantsmanship Center, 1987. [Catalog of courses for non-profit organizations.]

Box 14, Folder 15

Fundraising: Hugo Dunhill Catalog, 1989. [Annotated mailing list catalogs as possible funding sources.]

Box 14, Folder 16

Fundraising: IBM Proposal, 1989. [Proposal and correspondence.]

Box 14, Folder 17

Fundraising: Liberty Hill Foundation, 1986. [Annotated funding agency brochure.]

Box 14, Folder 18

Fundraising: Mac Arthur outreach, 1985. [Funding effort; includes letters to Jonas Salk.]

Box 14, Folder 19

Fundraising: Map--United Way, 1987. ["Role of the Board in Fund Raising."]

Box 14, Folder 20

Fundraising: Replies--pending Vasco[ncellos]'s people, 1986-1988. [Correspondence.]

Box 14, Folder 21

Fundraising: Riford request, 1988-1989. [Correspondence.]

Box 15, Folder 1

Fundraising: Versions of Grant Proposals, 1984.

Box 15, Folder 2

Fundraising: Vienna--Budget re-writes for proposal, 1985.

Box 15, Folder 3

Fundraising: Info, Sources--Peace, n.d. [Photocopied list of sources.]

 

Carl Rogers and Associates

Box 15, Folder 4

Drafts and Final Grant Prospectus, [1979?].

Box 15, Folder 5

Minutes, 1979-1980.

Box 15, Folder 6

Drafts and Final Brochure, Invitation, 1979-1980.

Box 15, Folder 7

[Carl's memos], 1979-1980.

Box 15, Folder 8

Memos, 1980.

Box 15, Folder 9

Think Tank, 1980.

Box 15, Folder 10

Long Range, 1980.

Box 15, Folder 11

Hours, 1980.

Box 15, Folder 12

Budgets, 1980. [Draft of budget for August workshop.]

Box 15, Folder 13

[Person-Centered Program, August], 1980.

Box 15, Folder 14

Housing, 1980.

Box 15, Folder 15

[Notes and memos], 1980-1981.

 

Carl Rogers Peace Project

Box 16, Folder 1

Administrative : Early Contracts, Memos, 1982.

Box 16, Folder 2

Administrative : Early Contracts, Memos, 1983.

Box 16, Folder 3

Administrative : Vitas--Carl, Zucconi, various, 1983-1990.

Box 16, Folder 4

Administrative : Contradora Accord, 1984. [Materials in Spanish.]

Box 16, Folder 5

Administrative : Global Information Distributions, 1985.

Box 16, Folder 6

Administrative : Organization Charts, 1985-1986.

Box 16, Folder 7

Administrative : Budgets, 1985-1987.

Box 16, Folder 8

Administrative : Mailings to Advisory Board, 1985-1990.

Box 16, Folder 9

Administrative : Working Papers and Follow-ups, 1985-87. [Peace Project staff communications.]

Box 16, Folder 10

Administrative : International Advisory Board, 1986.

Box 16, Folder 11

Administrative : Additions to Advisory Board, 1986.

Box 16, Folder 12

Administrative : Volunteers and Part Time Staff, 1986.

Box 16, Folder 13

Administrative : UNUP Advisory Board, 1986-1987.

Box 16, Folder 14

Administrative : Advisory Board, 1986-1990.

Box 16, Folder 15

Administrative : Reports to Donors / Board, 1986-89.

Box 16, Folder 16

Administrative : Mission Statements, 1987.

Box 17, Folder 1

Administrative : Advisory Board Comments-KROC Gift, 1987.

Box 17, Folder 2

Administrative : Staff Mettings, 1987-1988.

Box 17, Folder 3

Administrative : Advisory Board Lists, 1988.

Box 17, Folder 4

Administrative : Advisory Council, 1988.

Box 17, Folder 5

Administrative : Advisory Responses to '89 Budget Crisis, 1989-1990.

Box 17, Folder 6

Benefits and Fundraising : CSP: 80th Birthday Celebration and Fundraiser, 1982.

Box 17, Folder 7

Benefits and Fundraising : Registrations - Sealodge Reception, 1984.

Box 17, Folder 8

Benefits and Fundraising : Rancho Santa Fe--Committees, 1984-1986.

Box 17, Folder 9

Benefits and Fundraising : Rancho Benefit / Mailing List, 1985.

Box 17, Folder 10

Benefits and Fundraising : Babcock Proposal, 1985-1986.

Box 17, Folder 11

Benefits and Fundraising : Sophie Gorham and Colwell, 1985-1986.

Box 17, Folder 12

Benefits and Fundraising : Carnegie Grant, 1985-1987.

Box 17, Folder 13

Benefits and Fundraising : Correspondence with Carter Center, 1985-1989.

Box 17, Folder 14

Benefits and Fundraising : Institute for Peace: 85th Birthday Fundraiser, 1986.

Box 18, Folder 1

Benefits and Fundraising : Carter Center Information, 1986.

Box 18, Folder 2

Benefits and Fundraising : Hewlett Foundation / Theory Development, 1986-1987.

Box 18, Folder 3

Benefits and Fundraising : 85th Birthday Fundraiser, 1987.

Box 18, Folder 4

Benefits and Fundraising : Price Foundation Grant, 1987.

Box 18, Folder 5

Benefits and Fundraising : Funding Proposal, 1988.

Box 18, Folder 6

Benefits and Fundraising : Lear Fundraiser, 1988.

Box 18, Folder 7

Benefits and Fundraising : RSVP's for Lear Reception, 1988.

Box 18, Folder 8

Benefits and Fundraising : RSVP's for Lear Reception, 1988.

Box 18, Folder 9

Benefits and Fundraising : Contacts From Lear Event, 1988.

Box 18, Folder 10

Benefits and Fundraising : Lear Fundraising Event, 1988.

Box 19, Folder 1

Benefits and Fundraising : Lear Fundraising Event, 1988.

Box 19, Folder 2

Benefits and Fundraising : Lear Fundraising Event, 1988.

Box 19, Folder 3

Benefits and Fundraising : Will Porterfield--materials, grants, programs, etc., 1989.

Box 19, Folder 4

Correspondence, 1984.

Box 19, Folder 5

Correspondence, 1985.

Box 19, Folder 6

Correspondence, 1986.

Box 20, Folder 1

Correspondence with ARK Communications, 1986.

Box 20, Folder 2

Correspondence with John Schlien, 1986-1989.

Box 20, Folder 3

Correspondence, 1987.

Box 20, Folder 4

Correspondence, January - June, 1988.

Box 20, Folder 5

Correspondence, July - December, 1988.

Box 20, Folder 6

Correspondence with Iowa Peace Institute, 1988.

Box 20, Folder 7

Correspondence, January - May, 1989.

Box 20, Folder 8

Correspondence, 1989.

Box 24, Folder 4

Costa Rica Meeting : Rust II -Early planning, evaluations, etc., for Costa Rica, 1985-1988. [Post-"Rust" correspondence leading to Costa Rica meeting.]

Box 24, Folder 5

Costa Rica Meeting : Dm-Crip, 1985-1986,1988. [Planning meetings, checklists, travel information, etc.]

Box 24, Folder 6

Costa Rica Meeting : Institute for Peace: Costa Rica Meeting, 1986-1988. [Earlier meeting, March, 1987.]

Box 24, Folder 7

Costa Rica Meeting : Argentinian Contacts, 1987-1988. [Planning.]

Box 24, Folder 8

Costa Rica Meeting : Central America, Costa Rica Dec. 1-5 '88 Meeting, 1987-1988. [Planning, correspondence.]

Box 24, Folder 9

Costa Rica Meeting : Budgets, 1988.

Box 24, Folder 10

Costa Rica Meeting : Costa Rica Correspondence, October, 1988.

Box 24, Folder 11

Costa Rica Meeting : Copies of Materials sent by Fax, 1988. [Attendance confirmation, last-minute attendees, etc.]

Box 25, Folder 1

Costa Rica Meeting : Latin Invitees (Suggested), 1988.

Box 25, Folder 2

Costa Rica Meeting : Invitations--Sent or suggested, 1985, 1987-1988.

Box 25, Folder 3

Costa Rica Meeting : Who Invited, 1988.

Box 25, Folder 4

Costa Rica Meeting : Attendees Expected, Costa Rica, 1988.

Box 25, Folder 5

Costa Rica Meeting : Costa Rica Confirmations, 1988.

Box 25, Folder 6

Costa Rica Meeting : Confirms, 1988.

Box 25, Folder 7

Costa Rica Meeting : Regrets--Costa Rica '88, 1988.

Box 25, Folder 8

Costa Rica Meeting : Cancels, 1988.

Box 25, Folder 9

Costa Rica Meeting : Registration Forms, Costa Rica, 1988.

Box 25, Folder 10

Costa Rica Meeting : [Labels: Costa Rica--CRIP Invitees/Attendees], 1988.

Box 25, Folder 11

Costa Rica Meeting : Participants and Staff Lists, 1988.

Box 25, Folder 12

Costa Rica Meeting : Hotels: Cypresal, Portico, 1988.

Box 25, Folder 13

Costa Rica Meeting : Packet to Conference Attendees, 1988.

Box 25, Folder 14

Costa Rica Meeting : Papers--Costa Rica, 1988. [Michael Nagler paper and response.]

Box 25, Folder 15

Costa Rica Meeting : Enclosures--Master Copies for Costa Rica, 1988. [Pre-conference mailings?]

Box 25, Folder 16

Costa Rica Meeting : CR. Packet, 1988. [On-site handout originals.]

Box 25, Folder 17

Costa Rica Meeting : "El Reto de America Central," Distintas Perspectivas, 1988. [Gay Swenson's conference folder.]

Box 26, Folder 1

Costa Rica Meeting : Invitees--Labels, to Costa Rica Meet Who Did Not Attend, 1989.

Box 26, Folder 2

Costa Rica Meeting : Christian Science Monitor Central American News, 1988-1989. [Press.]

Box 26, Folder 3

Costa Rica Meeting : Post: Dec. 1-5 Meeting Correspondence, 1989.

Box 26, Folder 4

Costa Rica Meeting : Feedback-Costa Rica, 1989.

Box 26, Folder 5

Costa Rica Meeting : University of Costa Rica, University of Peace, Presidential House, 1988-1989.

Box 26, Folder 6

Costa Rica Meeting : Research, 1988-1989. [Planning for follow-up questionnaire.]

Box 26, Folder 7

Costa Rica Meeting : Research Responses, 1989. [Follow-up questionnaire responses.]

Box 26, Folder 8

Costa Rica Meeting : Report: Beyond War - Costa Rica, 1988-1989. [Post-meeting press coverage.]

Box 26, Folder 9

Costa Rica Meeting : Costa Rica Report, 1989.

Box 26, Folder 10

Costa Rica Meeting : Requests for Costa Rica Report, 1989.

Box 21, Folder 1

Donations and Thanks : Donations, July - June, 1985-1986.

Box 21, Folder 2

Donations and Thanks : Donations, July - December, 1986.

Box 21, Folder 3

Donations and Thanks : June--mailing to Rancho donors, 1986.

Box 21, Folder 4

Donations and Thanks : Computer Donation, 1986-1987.

Box 21, Folder 5

Donations and Thanks : Joan Kroc Gift, 1987.

Box 21, Folder 6

Donations and Thanks : Donations, January - June, 1987.

Box 21, Folder 7

Donations and Thanks : Donations, July - June, 1987-198.

Box 21, Folder 8

Donations and Thanks : Thank You Letters, July - June, 1988-1989.

Box 21, Folder 9

Donations and Thanks : Monthly Pledges, 1989.

Box 21, Folder 10

Donations and Thanks : Thank You's, July - June, 1989-1990.

Box 21, Folder 11

Donations and Thanks : Original Donor Lists, n.d.

Box 29, Folder 1

Materials on Peace and War : Articles on Peace, War etc., 1964-1984.

Box 29, Folder 2

Materials on Peace and War : Nuclear Peace, 1980,1982,1984.

Box 29, Folder 3

Materials on Peace and War : Swenson Lecture at SDSU, 1985-1986.

Box 29, Folder 4

Materials on Peace and War : Plans for Book on Peace, 1987.

Box 29, Folder 5

Materials on Peace and War : Nobel Prize, 1987.

Box 26, Folder 11

Other Meetings : Esalen / Isar Meeting, February 16-21, 1986.

Box 26, Folder 12

Other Meetings : Projects for Planetary Peace Conference, 1986.

Box 26, Folder 13

Other Meetings : South African Trip, 1986.

Box 26, Folder 14

Other Meetings : East-West Meetings, 1986-1988.

Box 26, Folder 15

Other Meetings : Third International Forum, 1987.

Box 26, Folder 16

Other Meetings : Dr.Vak, 1987-1988.

Box 27, Folder 1

Other Meetings : Invitations to East-West Meetings, 1988.

Box 27, Folder 2

Other Meetings : Soviet-American Summit, February 1-5, 1988.

Box 27, Folder 3

Other Meetings : Doug Land's Soviet Trip, 1988.

Box 27, Folder 4

Other Meetings : Rust Workshop #2, 1989. [East-West Workshop]

Box 27, Folder 5

Related Programs : Women's Professional Leadership, 1981.

Box 27, Folder 6

Related Programs : Ray Schonholtz--San Francisco city schools, 1983-1987.

Box 27, Folder 7

Related Programs : Seven Springs Notes, 1984. [Notes on "Peacemakers" retreat to Seven Springs Ranch, January 21-22]

Box 27, Folder 8

Related Programs : All Plans for Carozo Events--March 2-4, 1984. [Speaker was former president of Costa Rica, Dr. Rodrigo Carozo.]

Box 27, Folder 9

Related Programs : IPCAP/UNUP Agreement, 1984.

Box 27, Folder 10

Related Programs : IGCC-UCSD-York, 1984-1985.

Box 27, Folder 11

Related Programs : Coretta Scott King, 1985. [Proposal for event with CSK.]

Box 27, Folder 12

Related Programs : Five Continent, 1985-1986.

Box 27, Folder 13

Related Programs : UNUP--Courses, events offered, etc., 1985-1987. [Newsletters.]

Box 27, Folder 14

Related Programs : Hazel Henderson File, 1985-87.

Box 27, Folder 15

Related Programs : File on Carlos Warter, 1985-87.

Box 27, Folder 16

Related Programs : Vasco Projects, 1986.

Box 28, Folder 1

Related Programs : South Africa--"Rep," etc.; Speak, etc., 1986-1987.

Box 28, Folder 2

Related Programs : Materials from Duane Elgin, 1986-87. [On electronic town meetings (ETMs).]

Box 28, Folder 3

Related Programs : Vasco - Leadership Institutes Academy, 1987.

Box 28, Folder 4

Related Programs : Notre Dame Correspondence, 1987-1988.

Box 28, Folder 5

Related Programs : UN "Round Table", 1987-1988.

Box 28, Folder 6

Related Programs : California Leadership, 1988.

Box 28, Folder 7

Related Programs : Trinity Forum--Bruce Berlin. Correspondence, etc., re: Montreal convention, 1988-1990.

Box 28, Folder 8

Related Programs : Irvinen / South Africa Project, 1989.

Box 28, Folder 9

Related Programs : IPRA-Elise Bauldeng, 1989.

Box 28, Folder 10

Related Programs : Mend-Linda Smith, 1989. [Includes two enamel pins.]

Box 28, Folder 11

Related Programs : California Demographic, Liberity Hill Foundation, 1989-1990.

Box 28, Folder 12

Related Programs : Urban University Council: Border Dialogue, 1990.

Box 28, Folder 13

Related Programs : Peace Project: Urban Diversity Council, 1990.

Box 28, Folder 14

Related Programs : KPBS--"Prejudice Puzzle", 1990.

Box 28, Folder 15

Related Programs : Women For a Meaningful Summit [endorsers], n.d.

Box 21, Folder 12

Rust Meeting : Peace Meeting in Rust, Austria [Telexes], 1985.

Box 21, Folder 13

Rust Meeting : Peace Meeting in Rust, Austria [Labels], 1985.

Box 21, Folder 14

Rust Meeting : Peace Meeting in Rust, Austria [Correspondence], 1985.

Box 22, Folder 1

Rust Meeting : Peace Meeting in Rust, Austria [Correspondence], 1985.

Box 22, Folder 2

Rust Meeting : Peace meeting in Rust, Austria [Correspondence], 1985.

Box 22, Folder 3

Rust Meeting : Peace Meeting in Rust, Austria [Master Letters], 1985.

Box 22, Folder 4

Rust Meeting : Peace Meeting in Rust, Austria [Endorsement Letters], 1985.

Box 22, Folder 5

Rust Meeting : Peace Meeting in Rust, Austria [Articles About Participants]], 1985.

Box 22, Folder 6

Rust Meeting : Peace Meeting in Rust, Austria [Unup Invites], 1985.

Box 22, Folder 7

Rust Meeting : Peace Meeting in Rust, Austria [Invitees], 1985.

Box 22, Folder 8

Rust Meeting : Peace Meeting in Rust, Austria [Women Invited], 1985.

Box 22, Folder 9

Rust Meeting : Peace Meeting in Rust, Austria [Invitations], 1985.

Box 22, Folder 10

Rust Meeting : File on Michael Nagler, 1985. [Writings on nonviolence, correspondence re: Rust meeting.]

Box 22, Folder 11

Rust Meeting : Peace Meeting in Rust, Austria, 1985.

Box 22, Folder 12

Rust Meeting : Peace Meeting in Rust, Austria, 1985.

Box 22, Folder 13

Rust Meeting : Peace Meeting in Rust, Austria, 1985.

Box 22, Folder 14

Rust Meeting : Peace Meeting in Rust, Austria, 1985.

Box 23, Folder 1

Rust Meeting : Peace Meeting in Rust, Austria [Welcome Letter], 1985.

Box 23, Folder 2

Rust Meeting : Peace Meeting in Rust, Austria [Facilitator's Questions], 1985.

Box 23, Folder 3

Rust Meeting : Peace Meeting in Rust, Austria [Registration Forms], 1985.

Box 23, Folder 4

Rust Meeting : Peace Meeting in Rust, Austria [Participants], 1985.

Box 23, Folder 5

Rust Meeting : Peace Meeting in Rust, Austria [Press Releases], 1985.

Box 23, Folder 6

Rust Meeting : [Notes on the contents of Staff Meeting Tapes, Rust, Austria], 1985.

Box 23, Folder 7

Rust Meeting : [Peace Workshop Folder], 1985.

Box 23, Folder 8

Rust Meeting : Post-Rust Press Packet, 1985.

Box 23, Folder 9

Rust Meeting : Peace Meeting in Rust, Austria [Evaluations], 1985.

Box 23, Folder 10

Rust Meeting : Translators, Potential, 1985.

Box 53, Folder 

Rust Meeting : Staff Meeting Tapes, Rust, Austria, 1985. [18 audiocasettes.]

Box 23, Folder 11

Rust Meeting : Post-Rust Correspondence, 1985-86.

Box 23, Folder 12

Rust Meeting : Post-Rust Mailings, 1985-86.

Box 23, Folder 13

Rust Meeting : Post-Rust Analysis [Research Team], 1985-86.

Box 23, Folder 14

Rust Meeting : Post-Rust Evaluations, 1985-86.

Box 23, Folder 15

Rust Meeting : Post-Rust Z-Bank Publication [Correspondence], 1985-86.

Box 23, Folder 16

Rust Meeting : Post-Rust Critiques, 1986.

Box 24, Folder 1

Rust Meeting : Post-Rust Evaluations, 1986.

Box 24, Folder 2

Rust Meeting : Rust Follow-up Meeting with Orlando and Chickering, 1986.

Box 24, Folder 3

Rust Meeting : Rust Follow-up Proposal, 1987.

 

Living Now

Box 10, Folder 6

How Did You Hear About Us, 1977-1978.

Box 10, Folder 7

Staff Correspondence, 1977-1978.

Box 10, Folder 8

Ram Dass Lecture, 1977-1979.

Box 10, Folder 9

Brochures, 1977-1984.

Box 10, Folder 10

Contracts: UCSD & SDSU, 1977-1990.

Box 11, Folder 1

Ram Dass Workshop: news reports, brochures, 1978-1981.

Box 11, Folder 2

Samples of Living Now Brochures, 1978-1990.

Box 11, Folder 3

Correspondence Speakers, 1979-1980.

Box 11, Folder 4

"Stars" : Potential Guest Speakers Lists, 1980-1989.

Box 11, Folder 5

Guest Speakers Correspondence (Coulson memos, etc.), 1981.

Box 11, Folder 6

Colette Dowling, 1981-1982.

Box 11, Folder 7

Betty Frieden Public Lecture, 1981-1982.

Box 11, Folder 8

Master Copies Form Letters, 1981-1985.

Box 11, Folder 9

Guest Speakers Correspondence, 1982.

Box 11, Folder 10

Evaluations, 1983.

Box 11, Folder 11

Staff Correspondence, 1983.

Box 11, Folder 12

Correspondence to Potential Living Now Guest Speakers, 1984.

Box 11, Folder 13

Living Now Guest Staff Correspondence, Pictures, and Vitae, 1985.

Box 11, Folder 14

Guest Speakers' Vitae, 1989.

Box 11, Folder 15

Guest Speakers, 1990.

 

Workshops

Box 15, Folder 16

El Escorial, 1978. [Correspondence, flyers, planning re: conference in El Escorial, Spain, March 23 - April 2.]

Box 15, Folder 17

Italy--FDI, etc., 1980. [Correspondence, flyers, re: European programs.]

Box 15, Folder 18

France, 1980-1982. [Correspondence, journal, conference notes; all in French.]

 

Carl R. Rogers Memorial Library

 

Articles and Chapters by Rogers

Box 30, Folder 1

Rogers, Carl and Richard E. Farson. "Active Listening." [1957].

Box 30, Folder 2

Rogers, Carl. "The Actualizing Tendency and Its Complex Workings in the Human Organism." [1963g].

Box 30, Folder 3

Rogers, Carl. "The Actualizing Tendency in Relation to Motives." [1963a]. Jones, Marshall R. (ed.) Nebraska Symposion on Motivation, (University of Nebraska Press) 1963, 1-24. Also: Rogers 1977a; v. 1963g.

Box 30, Folder 4

Rogers, Carl. "After Three Years: My View and That of Outside Evaluators." [1974f]. education95,2 (1974) 183-189.

Box 30, Folder 5

Rogers, Carl. "Anger and Hurt." (Interview).

Box 30, Folder 6

Rogers, Carl. "Aspectos Fundamentals de la Psicoterapia Centrada en el Paciente." 11p. [1949].

Box 30, Folder 7

Rogers, Carl. "At the Heart of the South African Struggle."

Box 30, Folder 8

Rogers, Carl. "Authority and Case Work - Are They Compatible?" [1939b]. Quarterly Bulletin, New York State Conference on Social Work, Albany 1939, 16-24.

Box 30, Folder 9

Rogers, Carl. "Autobiography." [1967a]. Boring, E. G. / Lindzey, G. (eds.) A history of psychology in autobiography, Vol. 5, New York (Appleton-Century-Crofts) 1967, 341-384.

Box 30, Folder 10

Rogers, Carl and F. J. Roethlisberger. "Barriers and Gateways to Communication." [1952]. Harvard Business ReviewJuly/August 1952 (13 pp.). Also: Harvard Business Review1988, 19-25.

Box 30, Folder 11

Rogers, Carl. "Becoming a Person. Two Lectures Delivered on the Nellie Heldt Lecture Fund." [1954a]. Oberlin, Ohio (Oberlin College Nellie Heldt Lecture Series, Oberlin Printing Co.) 1954 (16 pp.). Also: (Hogg Foundation for Mental Hygiene, University of Texas) 1956 (23 pp.).

Box 30, Folder 12

Rogers, Carl. "Belated Declaration of Independence, A." (Manuscript.) [1974m].

Box 30, Folder 13

Rogers, Carl. "The Best School of Therapy Is the One You Develop for Yourself." Lecture and Discussion With Psychotherapists in Vienna. [1992a]. Frenzel, Peter / Schmid , Peter F. / Winkler, Marietta, Handbuch Personzentrierte Psychotherapie, Koln (Edition Humanistische Psychologie) 1992, 21-3.

Box 30, Folder 14

Rogers, Carl. "Beyond the Watershed and Where Now?" [1977c]. Educational Leadership34,8 (1977) 623-631.

Box 30, Folder 15

Rogers, Carl. "Bringing Together the Cognitive and the Affective-Experiential." (Manuscript, 26 pp.) [1970f].

Box 30, Folder 16

Rogers, Carl. "Building Person-Centered Communities. the Implications for the Future." [1980c]. Rogers 1980a, 181-206. Also: Villoldo, Alberto / Dytchwald, Ken (eds.) Revisioning human potential. Glimpses into the 21st century, Los Angeles (Tarcher) 1981, 135-146.

Box 30, Folder 17

Rogers, Carl. "Can Learning Encompass Both Ideas and Feelings?" [1974a]. education95,2 (1974) 103-114; sliqhtly revised also in: Rogers 1980a, 263-291.

Box 30, Folder 18

Rogers, Carl. "Can Schools Grow Persons?" Editorial. [1971c]. Educational Leadership, Dec. (1971).

Box 30, Folder 19

Rogers, Carl. "Can We Meet the Need for Counseling? a Suggested Plan." [1965c]. Marriage and Family(National Marriage Guidance Council of Australia, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia) 2,3 (1965).

Box 30, Folder 20

Rogers, Carl. Introduction to education, Vol. 95, Winter 1974.

Box 30, Folder 21

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers--1971." [1971g].

Box 30, Folder 22

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers and Client." [1986m].

Box 30, Folder 23

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers Column. On Reaching 85."

Box 30, Folder 24

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers in Phoenix." (A demonstration interview.)

Box 30, Folder 25

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers on the Development of the Person-Centered Approach."

Box 30, Folder 26

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers Resigns from USIU." [1970e]. AHP Newsletter7,1 (1970) 4, 6.

Box 30, Folder 27

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers Says, 'It Is My Observation....'" [1970h]. AHP Newsletter7,1 (1970) 1,7.

Box 30, Folder 28

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers Says." (An introductory comment for The Person-Centered Review).

Box 30, Folder 29

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers with 'Loretta.'" ( Demonstration interview).

Box 30, Folder 30

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers with 'Marian.'" Living Now Institute. 1982.

Box 30, Folder 31

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers with 'Mary 'Witch.''" (A Demonstration interview.)

Box 30, Folder 32

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers with 'Mr. Lin.'" (Transcription of cassette tape.)

Box 30, Folder 33

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers with 'Mrs. P.S.,' a young woman."

Box 31, Folder 1

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers with 'Phyllis.'" (A demonstration interview.)

Box 31, Folder 2

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers with Dadisi." a demonstration interview.

Box 31, Folder 3

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers with Denny." Therapeutic interview.

Box 31, Folder 4

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers with Elaine, March 16, 1959."

Box 31, Folder 5

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers with Louise (Tess formerly)."

Box 31, Folder 6

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers with Male Participants Living Now Institute."

Box 31, Folder 7

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers with Miss Mun." a Demonstration interview.

Box 31, Folder 8

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers with Phillippe." a demonstration interview.

Box 31, Folder 9

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers with Richie." Living Now Institute.

Box 31, Folder 10

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers with Ursula."

Box 31, Folder 11

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers' Column. Reflection of Feelings." [Empty folder.]

Box 31, Folder 12

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers: Case Book and Critical Perspectives."

Box 31, Folder 13

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers: Interview With Mike." 14p. [n.d.].

Box 31, Folder 14

Rogers, Carl. "Carl Rogers: Two Interviews With Mr. Vac." 10p. [n. d.].

Box 31, Folder 15

Rogers, Carl. "The Case of Mrs. Oak: A Research Anaysis."

Box 31, Folder 16

Rogers, Carl. "The Changing Politics of Education." [1976b]. Harvard University (manuscript) Oct. 20, 1976 (14 pp.).

Box 31, Folder 17

Rogers, Carl and John K. Wood. "The Changing Theory of Client-Centered Therapy." [1974]. Burton, Arthur (ed.) Operational theories of personality, New York (Brunner/Mazel) 1974, 211-258.

Box 31, Folder 18

Rogers, Carl. "The Characteristics of a Helping Relationship." [1958a]. Personnel and Guidance Journal37,1 (1958) 6-16. Also: Bennis, W. G. / Benne, K. D. / Chin, R. (eds.) The planning of change, New York 1964, 207-221; Kirschenbaum, H. / Land Henderson, V. (eds.) The CR Reader, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1989, 108-126.

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Rogers, Carl. "Client -Centered Therapy." an interview with Jan, South Africa.

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Rogers, Carl. "Client Centered therapy in its conext of research."

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Rogers, Carl. "A Client-Centered / Person-Centered Approach to Therapy." [1986h]. Kutash, I. L. / Wolf, A. (eds.) Psychotherapist's casebook. Theory and technique in the practice of modern times.San Francisco (Jossey-Bass) 1986, 197-208.

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Rogers, Carl. "Client-Centered Psychotherapy." [1952a]. Scientific American187 (1952) 66-74.

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Rogers, Carl. "Client-Centered Psychotherapy." [1975e]. Kaplan, H. I. / Sadock, B. J. / Freedman, A. M. (eds.) Comprehensive textbook of psychiatry, II, Baltimore, MD (Williams and Wilkins) 1975, 1831-1843; v. 1967d, 1980b, Rogers / Sanford 1984.

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Rogers, Carl. "Client-Centered Psychotherapy." [1980b]. Kaplan, H. I. / Sadock, B. J. / Freedman, A. M. (eds.) Comprehensive textbook of psychiatry, III, Baltimore, MD (Williams and Wilkins) 1980, 2153-2168; v. 1967d, 1975e, Rogers / Sanford 1984.

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Rogers, Carl and Ruth C. Sanford. "Client-Centered Psychotherapy." [1984]. Kaplan, H. I. / Sadock, B. J. (eds.) Comprehensive textbook of psychiatry, IV, Baltimore (Williams and Wilkins) 1984, 1374-1388.

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Rogers, Carl. "Client-Centered Theory." [1956h]. ournal of Counseling Psychology3,2 (1956) 115-120.

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Rogers, Carl and John T. Wood. "Client-Centered Theory: Carl R. Rogers." 24p. [1974]. Arthur Burton, (Ed.) Operational Theories of Personality. Brunner/Mazel, 1974.

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Rogers, Carl. "Client-Centered Therapy." [1959c]. Arieti, Silvano (ed.) American Handbook of Psychiatry, Vol. 3, New York (Basic Books) 1959, 183-200. Also: Kirschenbaum, Howard / Land Henderson, Valerie (eds.) Carl Rogers: Dialogues, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1989, 9-38.

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Rogers, Carl and Betty Meador. "Client-Centered Therapy."

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Rogers, Carl. "Client-Centered Therapy: A Current View." [1956a]. Fromm-Reichmann, Frieda / Moreno, Jacob Levi (eds.) Progress in psychotherapy, New York (Grune and Stratton) 1956, 199-209.

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Rogers, Carl. "Client-Centered Therapy: A Helping Process." [1951b]. The University of Chicago Round Table698 (1951) 12-21.

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Rogers, Carl. "Client-Centered? Person-Centered?" [1987c]. Person-Centered Review2,1 (1987) 11-13.

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Rogers, Carl and Chester C. Bennett. "The Clinical Significance of Problem Syndromes." [1941b]. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry11,2 (1941) 222-229.

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Rogers, Carl. "Commencement Held May 14," Teachers College/Columbia University, Summer 1986.

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Rogers, Carl. "Comment By Carl Rogers." [1973d]. Journal of Humanistic Psychology13, 1 (1973) 83f.

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Rogers, Carl. "Comment on Brown and Tedeschi's Article." [1972e]. Journal of Humanistic Psychology12,1 (1972) 16-21.

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Rogers, Carl. "Comment on Shlien's Article a Countertheory of Transference." [1987b]. Person-Centered Review2,2 (1987) 182-188. Also: Kirschenbaum, Howard / Land Henderson, Valerie (eds.) The Carl Rogers Reader, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1989, 129-134.

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Rogers, Carl. "Comment on Slack's Article." [1985d]. Journal of Humanistic Psychology25,2 (1985).

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Rogers, Carl. "Comments on the Issue of Equality in Psychotherapy." [1987i]. Journal of Humanistic Psychology27,1 (1987) 38-40.

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Rogers, Carl. "Communication: Its Blocking and Its Facilitation." [1952b]. Northwestern University Information20,25 (1952) 9-15.

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Rogers, Carl. "Community: the Group Comes of Age." [1969b]. Psychology Today3,7 (1969).

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Rogers, Carl. "The Concept of the Fully Functioning Person." [1963c]. Psychotherapy: Theory, Research, and Practice1,1 (1963) 17-26; revised version: "The Goal: The Fully Functioning Person", chapter 14 in: Rogers 1969a. Also: Rogers 1983a, 283-296.

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Rogers, Carl. "Counseling." [1945c]. Review of Educational Research15 (1945) 155-163.

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Rogers, Carl. "Counseling Approach to Human Problems, A." [1956b]. The American Journal of Nursing56 (1956) 994-997.

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Rogers, Carl. "Current Formulation of Client-Centered Therapy, A." [1950a]. The Social Service Review24,4 (1950) 442-450.

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Rogers, Carl. "Current Trends in Psychotherapy."

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Rogers, Carl. "Dealing With Psychological Tensions." [1965d]. Journal of Applied Behavioral Science1,1 (1965) 6-24.

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Rogers, Carl. "Description of the Person-Centered Approach."

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Rogers, Carl and Alan W. Walker. / Rablen, Richard A. "Development of a Scale to Measure Process Changes in Pyschotherapy." [1960]. Journal of Clinical Psychology16,1 (1960) 79-85.

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Rogers, Carl. "The Development of Insight in a Counseling Relationship." [1944b]. Journal of Consulting Psychology8,6 (1944) 331-341.

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Rogers, Carl and Michael Polanyi. "Dialogue Between Michael Polanyi and Carl Rogers." [1966]. ETC: A Review of General SemanticsXXV, 1,3 (1968); Rogers / Coulson 196, 193-201;. Also: Kirschenbaum, Howard / Land Henderson, Valerie (eds.) Carl Rogers: Dialogues, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1989, 153-175.

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Rogers, Carl and Paul Tillich. "Dialogue Between Paul Tillich and Carl Rogers, Parts I and II." [1966]. Kirschenbaum, Howard / Land Henderson, Valerie (eds.) Carl Rogers: Dialogues, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1989, 64-78.

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Rogers, Carl. "The Dilemmas of a South-African White." [1986c]. Person-Centered Review1,1 (1986) 15-35.

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Rogers, Carl. "Divergent Trends in Methods of Improving Adjustment." [1948b]. Harvard Educational Review18,4 (1948) 209-219.

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Rogers, Carl. "Do We Need 'A' Reality?" [1978d]. Dawnpoint1,2 (1978) 6-9; also in: Rogers 1980a, 96-108. Also: Kirschenbaum, Howard / Land Henderson, Valerie (eds.) The Carl Rogers Reader, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1989, 420-429.

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Rogers, Carl. "Ellen West and Loneliness." 19p. (See 1961c). [1961]. Review of Existential Psychology and Psychiatry, Vol. 1, No. 2, 1961.

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Rogers, Carl. "The Emerging Person: A New Revolution." [1975c]. Evans, Richard I. (ed.) Carl Rogers. The man and his ideas, New York (E. P. Dutton) 1975, 147-175.

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Rogers, Carl. "The Emerging Person: the Spearhead of the Quiet Revolution."

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Rogers, Carl. "Empathic - an Unappreciated Way of Being." [1975a]. The Counseling Psychologist5,2 (1975) 2-10. Also: Rogers 1980a, 137-163.

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Rogers, Carl. "The Essence of Psychotherapy: A Client-Centered View." [1959e]. Annals of psychotherapy1 (1959) 51-57.

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Rogers, Carl. "The Essence of Psychotherapy: Moments of Movement."

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Rogers, Carl. "Et Apres?"

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Rogers, Carl and Maria V. Bowen. / Justyn, J. / Kass, J. / Miller, M. "Evolving Aspects of Person-Centered Workshops." [1978]. Self and Society, London, 6,2 (1978) 43-49. Also: AHP Newsletter, Jan. (1979) 11-14.

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Rogers, Carl. "An Experiment in Christian Internationalism." [1922]. The Intercollegian(YMCA) 39, 9 (1922).

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Rogers, Carl, et al. "An Experiment in Self-Determined Fees." [1986]. Estudos de psicologia3,1 e 2 (1986) 5-22.

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Rogers, Carl. "Facilitatation of Personal Growth."

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Rogers, Carl. "A Fantasy." [1969h].

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Rogers, Carl. "Forget You Are a Teacher: Carl Rogers Tells Why." [1971b]. Instructor, (Dansville, N.Y.) Aug./Sept. (1971) 65f. Also: Educational Digest, November 1971.

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Rogers, Carl. "The Formative Tendency." [1978b]. Journal of Humanistic Psychology18,1 (1978) 23-26.

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Rogers, Carl. "Fostering Creativity." [1986l].

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Rogers, Carl. "The Foundations of the Person-Centered Approach." [1979a]. education100,2 (1979) 98-107. Also: Together with 1978b: Rogers 1980a, 113-136; v. Video V-1981c; 1963a, 1978b.

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Rogers, Carl. "The Foundations of the Person-Centered Approach."

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Rogers, Carl. "Freedom and Commitment." [1964a]. The Humanist24,2 (1964) 37-40; = chapter 13 in: Rogers 1969a. Also: Rogers 1983a, 269-282.

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Rogers, Carl. "Freedom to Be: A Person-Centered Approach." [1977f]. Studies of the Person, Vol. 3, Tokyo (Department of Education, Japan Women's University ).

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Rogers, Carl. "From Heart to Heart. Some Elements of Effective Interpersonal Communication." [1978h]. Marriage Encounter7,2 (1978) 8-15. Also: Manuscript, 1964, 17 pp.

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Rogers, Carl. "Gloria - a Historical Note." [1984c]. Levant, Ronald F. / Shlien, John M. (eds.) Client-centered therapy and the person-centered approach: New directions in theory, research and practice, New York (Praeger) 1984, 423-425.

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Rogers, Carl. "Graduate Education in Psychology: A Passionate Statement."

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Rogers, Carl. "Groups in Two Cultures." [1979b]. The Personal and Guidance Journal38,1 (1979) 11-15.

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Rogers, Carl. "Growing Old - or Older and Growing." [1980e]. Journal of Humanistic Psychology20,4 (1980) 5-16. Also: Rogers 1980a, 70-95; Kirschenbaum, Howard / Land Henderson, Valerie (eds.) The Carl Rogers Reader, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1989, 37-56.

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Rogers, Carl. "Human Dimensions in Medical Education." 4p. [1983]. Carl Rogers, Freedom to Learn for the 80's.Charles E. Merill, 1983.

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Rogers, Carl. "A Humanistic Conception of Man." [1965b]. Farson, Richard (ed.) Science and human affairs, Palo Alto (Science and Behavior Books) 1965, 18-31. Also: Carr, G. B. (ed.) Marriage and family in a decade of change, Reading (Addison-Wesley) 1972

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Rogers, Carl. "I Can't Read!" [1983e]. Visualtek News, Summer (1983).

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Rogers, Carl. "Implications of Recent Advances in the Prediction and Control of Behavior." [1956c]. Teachers College Record57 (1956) 316-322.

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Rogers, Carl. "In Retrospect: Forty-Six Years." [1974c]. American Psychologist29,2 (1974) 115-123; also in: Evans, Richard I., Carl Rogers - the man and his ideas, New York (Dutton) 1975, 115-123. Also: Rogers 1980a, 46-69.

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Rogers, Carl. "The Increasing Involvement of the Psychologist in Social Problems. Some Comments, Positive and Negative." [1969c]. Journal of Applied Behavioral Science5,1 (1969) 3-7.

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Rogers, Carl and Ruth Sanford. "Inside the World of the Soviet Professional." [1987h]. Journal of Humanistic Psychology27,3 (1987) 277-304. Also: Kirschenbaum, Howard and Valerie Land Henderson, eds. The Carl Rogers Reader, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1989, 478-501.

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Rogers, Carl. "Intellectualized Psychotherapy. Review of George Kelly's the Psychology of Personal Constructs." [1956d]. Contemporary Psychology1,12 (1956) 357f.

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Rogers, Carl. "Interactions With Fernando, Brasilia Workshop." [1985i].

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Rogers, Carl. "The Interpersonal Relationship." [1986n]. Painter / Vance, Brenda / Nichols / Horne / Birbilis (eds.) Human relations, (Ginn Press) 31986, 151-155.

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Rogers, Carl. "The Interpersonal Relationship in the Facilitation of Learning." [1967f]. Leeper, T. (ed.) Humanizing education, National Education Association, Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development 1967, 1-18. Also: Hart, J. T. / Tomlinson, T. M., New directions in client-centered therapy, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1970, 468-483; The Carl Rogers Reader, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1989, 304-322.

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Rogers, Carl. "The Interpersonal Relationship That Helps Schizophrenics." [1973c].

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Rogers, Carl. "Interpersonal Relationships. U.S.A. 2000." [1968d]. Journal of Applied Behavioral Science3,4 (1968) 265-280.

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Rogers, Carl. "Introduction to the Symposium." [1961k]. The Psychiatric Institute Bulletin, University of Wisconsin 1,10(a) (1961) (5 pp.).

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Rogers, Carl. "Janet Mourns." [1975i].

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Rogers, Carl. "Journal of South-African Trip. January 14 - March 1." [1987p]. Counseling and Values[Special issue on Carl Rogers and the person-centered approach to peace] 32,1 (1987) 21-37.

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Rogers, Carl and Ruth Sanford. "A Journey to the Heart of South Africa." [1983].

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Rogers, Carl. "A Kids Workshop." (Manuscript) 1979 (4 pp.) [1979f].

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Rogers, Carl, et al. "Learnings in Large Groups: Their Implications for the Future." [1979]. education100,2 (1979) 108-116. Also: Rogers 1980a, 316-335.

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Rogers, Carl. "Learning to Be Free." [1963b]. Farber, Seymour M. / Wilson, Robert H. (eds.) Conflict and creativity. Control of the mind, New York (McGraw Hill) 1963, 268-288. Also: Rogers / Stevens 1967, 47-66.

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Rogers, Carl. "A Letter from Rust, Austria." [1985h].

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Rogers, Carl. "Letter Regarding European Trip." [1983g].

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Rogers, Carl. "Letter to William H. Schenk." [1953e].

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Rogers, Carl. "The Loneliness of Contemporary Man, As Seen in the Case of Ellen West." [1961c]. Review of Existential Psychology and Psychiatry1,2 (1961) 94-101. Also: Kirschenbaum, Howard / Land Henderson, Valerie (eds.) The Carl Rogers Reader, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1989, 157-168.

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Rogers, Carl and William R. Coulson. "Man and the Science of Man." [1968]. Columbus, Ohio (Charles E. Merrill), 1968 (207 pp.).

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Rogers, Carl. "Measuring Personality Adjustment in Children Nine to Thirteen Years of Age." [1931a]. New York (Teachers College, Columbia University, Bureau of Publications), 1931 (107 pp.).

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Rogers, Carl. "Measuring the Self and Its Changes: A Forward Step in Research." [1986k].

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Rogers, Carl. "Meeting My Needs As a Facilitator." [1978f].

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Rogers, Carl. "My Philosophy of Interpersonal Relationships and How It Grew." [1973b]. Journal of Humanistic Psychology13,2 (1973) 3-15. Also: Rogers 1980a, 27-45 (in the original edition only).

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Rogers, Carl. "My Political Stance." [1978e].

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Rogers, Carl. "My Politics." [1982e]. Journey 1,6 (1982) 8.

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Rogers, Carl. "Nancy Mourns." [1977g]. Nevill, Dorothy (ed.) Humanistic psychology: New frontiers. New York (Gardner) 1977, 111-116; = revised version of 1975i; v. 1980f.

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Rogers, Carl. "The Necessary and Sufficient Conditions of Therapeutic Personality Change." [1957a]. Journal of Consulting Psychology21,2 (1957) 95-103; also as: Elmcrest Classic of the Month 3,11 (1978) (reprint, 16 pp.). Also: Kirschenbaum, Howard / Land Henderson, Valerie (eds.) The Carl Rogers Reader, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1989, 219-235.

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Rogers, Carl. "Needed Emphasis in the Training of Clinical Psychologists." [1939c]. Journal of Consulting Psychology3 (1939) 141-143.

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Rogers, Carl. "New World - New Person." [1980h].

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Rogers, Carl. "The Nondirective Method As a Technique for Social Research." [1945d]. American Journal of Sociology50 (1945) 279-283.

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Rogers, Carl. "Notes on the Dublin Workshop on Inter-Cultural Communication", July 14-20, 1985. [1985j].

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Rogers, Carl. "Notes on Rollo May." [1981d]. Perspectives(Humanistic Psychology Institute) 2,1 (1981) 1. (Special issue: "Rollo May: Man and philosopher.") Also in:Kirschenbaum, Howard / Land Henderson, Valerie (eds.) Carl Rogers: Dialogues, Boston(Houghton Mifflin) 1989, 237-239.

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Rogers, Carl and David Ryback. "One Alternative to Nuclear Planetary Suicide." [1984]. The Counseling Psychologist12,2 (1984) 3-12. Also: Levant, Ronald F. / Shlien, John (eds.), Client-centered therapy and the person-centered approach. New directions in theory, research and practice, New York (Praeger) 1984, 400-422.

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Rogers, Carl. "Personal Adjustment Inventory, a Series of Character and Personality Tests, a Manual of Directions", 33p.. [1961]. Associated Press, 291 Broadway, New York, 7, New York, 1961.

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Rogers, Carl. "A Personal Formulation of Client-Centered Therapy." [1952c]. Marriage and Family Living14,4 (1952) 341-361.

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Rogers, Carl. "Personal Power at Work." [1977h]. Psychology Today10,11 (1977) 60-64.

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Rogers, Carl. "Personal Thoughts on Teaching and Learning." [1957c]. Merrill-Palmer Quarterly3 (1957) 241-243. Also: Kirschenbaum, Howard / Land Henderson, Valerie (eds.) The Carl Rogers Reader, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1989, 301-304.

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Rogers, Carl. "A Personal View of Some Issues Facing Psychologists." [1955c]. American Psychologist10,6 (1955) 247-249.

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Rogers, Carl. "Personality Change in Psychotherapy." [1955d]. The International Journal of Social Psychiatry1 (1955) 31-41.

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Rogers, Carl. "A Person-Centered Approach to Intergroup Tensions." [1975b].

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Rogers, Carl. "The Person of Tomorrow." [1969e]. Sonoma State College Pamphlet1969 [commencement address, June 1969. Also: USIU Doctoral Society Journal3,1 (1970), 11-16;Carr, G. B. (ed.), Marriage and family in a decade of change, Reading (Addison-Wesley) 1972, 3-8.

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Rogers, Carl. "Persons or Science? a Philosophical Question." [1955a]. American Psychologist10,7 (1955) 267-278.

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Rogers, Carl and Barry Stevens. "Person to Person. the Problem of Being Human." [1967]. Moab (Real People Press)1967 (276 pp.); contributions by Rogers: 1962a, 1962c, 1963b, 1964c, 1967b.

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Rogers, Carl. "The Place of the Person in the New World of Behavioral Sciences." [1961e]. Personnel and Guidance Journal39,6 (1961) 442-451. Also As: "The Behavioral Sciences and the Person" in: Rogers 1961a, 361-402.

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Rogers, Carl. "A Plan for Self-Directed Change in an Educational System." [1967g]. Educational Leadership24, 8 (1967), 717-731.

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Rogers, Carl. "The Politics of Education." [1977e]. Journal of Humanistic Education1,1 (1977) 6-22. Also: Rogers 1983a, 185-194;Kirschenbaum, Howard / Land Henderson, Valerie (eds.) The Carl Rogers Reader, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1989, 323-334.

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Rogers, Carl. "The Potential of the Human Individual. the Capacity for Becoming Fully Functioning." [1961l]. Burton, Arthur (ed.) The conception of man, 1961. Also: Journal of Education22 (1964/65) 1-14.

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Rogers, Carl and Chester C. Bennett. "Predicting the Outcomes of Treatment." [1941a]. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry11,2 (1941) 210-221.

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Rogers, Carl. "Preface to the Book Eastern and Western Cultural Values, Conflict or Harmony?," by To Thi Anh.

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Rogers, Carl. "Preface To: Fairfield, Ray, Person-Centered Graduate." [1975f].

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Rogers, Carl. "A Process Conception of Psychotherapy." [1958b]. American Psychologist13 (1958) 142-149.

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Rogers, Carl. "The Process Equation of Psychotherapy." [1961b]. American Journal of Psychotherapy15,1 (1961) 27-45. Also: Hart, Joseph T. / Tomlinson, T. M., New directions in client-centered therapy, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1970, 190-205.

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Rogers, Carl. "The Process of the Basic Encounter Group." [1967c]. Bugental, James F. (ed.) The challenges of humanistic psychology, New York (McGraw Hill) 1967, 261-278. Also: Hart, Joseph T. / Tomlinson, T. M., New directions in client-centered therapy, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1970, 292-313.

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Rogers, Carl. "The Processes of Therapy." [1940a]. Journal of Consulting Psychology4,5 (1940) 161-164.

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Rogers, Carl. "The Project at Immaculate Heart: An Experiment in Self-Directed Change." [1974e]. education95,2 (1974) 172-189: consisting of: Introduction, 172; Part I. The dream, 172-175; Part II. The reality: The first six months, 176-182; Part III. After three years: My view and that of outside evaluators, 183-189.

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Rogers, Carl and Associates. "Proposal for a Learning Program." [1979].

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Rogers, Carl. "Psychological Adjustments of Discharged Service Personnel." [1944c]. Psychological Bulletin41,10 (1944) 689-696.

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Rogers, Carl. "A Psychologist Look at Nuclear War. Its Threat, Its Possible Prevention." [1982a]. Journal of Humanistic Psychology22,4 (1982) 9-20. Also: Kirschenbaum, Howard / Land Henderson, Valerie (eds.) The Carl Rogers Reader, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1989, 445-456.

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Rogers, Carl. "The Psychologist's Contributions to Parent, Child, and Community Problems." [1942c]. Journal of Consulting Psychology6,1 (1942) 8-18.

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Rogers, Carl and Rosalind F. Dymond, eds. Psychotherapy and Personality Change: Co-Ordinated Research Studies in the Client-Centered Approach.[1954].

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Rogers, Carl. "Psychotherapy Today. Or, Where Do We Go from Here?" [1963e]. American Journal of Psychotherapy17,1 (1963) 5-16.

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Rogers, Carl. "Questions I Would Ask Myself If I Were a Teacher." [1974b]. education95,2 (1974) 134-139. Also: The Educational Forum51,2 (1987) 115-122.

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Rogers, Carl. "Reaction to Gunnison's Article on the Similiarities Between Erickson and Rogers." [1985b]. Journal of Counseling and Development64,9 (1985) 565f The uniqueness of similarities: Parallels of 6p.

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Rogers, Carl. "Reality, The: the First Six Months."

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Rogers, Carl and Ruth Sanford. "Reflections on Our South African Experience." [1987]. Counseling and Values[Special issue on Carl Rogers and the person-centered approach to peace] 32,1 (1987) 17-20. Also: McIlduff, Edward / Coghlan, David, The Person-Centered Approach and Cross-Cultural Communication, Vol. I, Linz (edition sandkorn) 1991, 87-90.

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Rogers, Carl. "La Relation Thérapeutique: Les Bases de Son Efficacité."

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Rogers, Carl. "Remarks By Carl: the Last Day of the Workhop." [1985l].

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Rogers, Carl. "Remarks on the Future of Client-Centered Therapy." [1974d]. Wexler, David A. / Rice, Laura North (eds.) Innovations in client-centered therapy, New York (John Wiley and Sons) 1974, 7-13.

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Rogers, Carl. "Remarks Taped for Atlanta Conference." [1972j].

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Rogers, Carl. "Reply to Rollo May's Letter to Carl Rogers." [1982f]. Journal of Humanistic Psychology22,4 (1982) 85-89. Also: Kirschenbaum, Howard / Land Henderson, Valerie (eds.) Carl Rogers: Dialogues, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1989, 251-255.

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Rogers, Carl. "Research in Psychotherapy. Round Table," 1947. [1948c]. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry18,1 (1948) 96-100.

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Rogers, Carl. "Research in Psychotherapy: A Look Toward the Future."

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Rogers, Carl. "A Research Program in Client-Centered Therapy. [1953b]. Psychiatric treatment, Proceedings of the Association for Research in Nervous and Mental Disease, Baltimore (Williams and Wilkins), 21 (1953) 106-113; v. 1972g;.

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Rogers, Carl. "Resolving Intercultural Tensions: A Beginning." [1988a].

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Rogers, Carl. "Review of J. Kavanaugh's Book 'A Modern Priest Looks at His Outdated Church.'"

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Rogers, Carl. "Rogers, Kohut and Erickson: A Personal Perspective on Some Similarities and Differences."

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Rogers, Carl, Bill L. Kell and Helen Mcneil. "The Role of Self-Understanding in the Prediction of Behavior." [1948]. Journal of Consulting Psychology12,3 (1948) 174-186.

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Rogers, Carl. "The Rust Workshop: A Personal Overview." [1986d]. Journal of Humanistic Psychology26,3 (1986) 23-45. Also: Kirschenbaum, Howard / Land Henderson, Valerie (eds.), The Carl Rogers Reader, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1989, 457-477.

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Rogers, Carl and Richard A. Rablen. "A Scale of Process in Psychotherapy." [1958].

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Rogers, Carl. "The Security Guard: A Vignette." [1980o].

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Rogers, Carl. "Self-Directed Change for Educators. Experiments and Implications." [1969f]. Morphet, E. and D.E. Jesser, eds. Preparing educators to meet emerging needs, New York (Citation Press, Scholastic Magazine) 1969.

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Rogers, Carl. "The Significance of the Self-Regarding Attitudes and Perceptions." [1950b]. Reymert, M. L. (ed.) Feelings and emotions, New York (McGraw-Hill) 1950, 374-382.

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Rogers, Carl. "Significant Aspects of Client-Centered Therapy." [1946c]. American Psychologist1,10 (1946) 415-422.

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Rogers, Carl. "Significant Learning. in Therapy and in Education." [1959g]. Educational Leadership16 (1959) 232-242.

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Rogers, Carl. "Significant Trends in the Client-Centered Orientation." [1960a]. Brower, Daniel / Abt, Leonard E. (eds.) Progress in clinical psychology, Vol. IV, New York (Grune and Stratton) 1960, 85-99.

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Rogers, Carl. "A Silent Young Man." [1967i]. Rogers / Gendlin / Kiesler / Truax 1967, 401-416.

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Rogers, Carl. "Some Directions in AHP." [1978i].

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Rogers, Carl. "Some Elements of Effective Interpersonal Communication." [1971e]. Washington State Journal of NursingMay/June (1971) 3-11.

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Rogers, Carl. "Some Implications of Client-Centered Counseling for College Personnel Work." [1948d]. Educational and Psychological Measurement8,3, part 2 (1948) 540-549.

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Rogers, Carl and Burrhus F. Skinner. "Some Issues Concerning the Control of Human Behavior: A Symposium." [1956]. Science124, 3231 (1956) 1057-1066. Also: Gorlow, L. / Katkovsky, W. (eds.) Readings in the psychology of adjustment, New York (McGraw-Hill) 1959, 500-522; Evans, R. I., Carl Rogers - the man and his ideas, New York (Dutton) 1975, 44-88.

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Rogers, Carl. "Some Learnings from a Study of Psychotherapy With Schizophrenics." [1962c]. Pennsylvania Psychiatric Quarterly, Summer (1962) 3-15.

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Rogers, Carl. "Some New Challenges." [1973a]. American Psychologist28,5 (1973) 379-387; Rogers 1980a, 235-259. Also: Kirschenbaum, Howard / Land Henderson, Valerie (eds.) The Carl Rogers Reader, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1989, 357-375.

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Rogers, Carl. "Some New Directions: A Personal View." [1979c]. Hanna, T. (ed.) Explorers of humankind, San Francisco (Harper and Row) 1979.

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Rogers, Carl. "Some Newer Concepts of Psychotherapy." [1940b].

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Rogers, Carl. "Some Observations on the Organisation of Personality." [1947c]. American Psychologist2 (1947) 358-368.

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Rogers, Carl. "Some of the Directions and End Points of Therapy."

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Rogers, Carl. "Some Personal Learnings about Interpersonal Relationships." [1969g]. Word7,2 (1969) 6-10.

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Rogers, Carl. "Some Questions and Challenges Facing a Humanistic Psychology." [1965g]. Journal of Humanistic Psychology5 (1965) 105-107.

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Rogers, Carl. "Some Social Issues Which Concern Me." [1972b]. Journal of Humanistic Psychology12,2 (1972) 45-60.

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Rogers, Carl. "Some Thoughts Regarding the Current Philosophy of the Behavioral Sciences." [1968c]. Rogers / Coulson 1968, 55-72.

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Rogers, Carl. "Some Unanswered Questions." [1981a]. Journey1,1 (1981) 1.4.

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Rogers, Carl. "Student-Centered Teaching As Experienced By a Participant." 9p.. [1961]. Carl Rogers On Becoming a Person. Houghton-Mifflin, 1961.

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Rogers, Carl, et al. "Studies in Client-Centered Psychotherapy I: Developing a Program of Research in Psychotherapy." [1951]. Psychological Service Center Journal3 (1951) 3-28. Also: Rogers / Dymond 1954a, 12-34.

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Rogers, Carl. "A Study of Psychotherapeutic Change in Schizophrenics and Normals: the Design and Instrumentation." [1962f]. Psychiatric Research Reports, American Psychiatric Association15 (1962) 51-60.

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Rogers, Carl. "Study of Psychotherapy with Schizophrenics."

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Rogers, Carl. "A Study of the Mental Health Problems in Three Representative Elementary Schools." [1942d]. Holy, T. C. et al., A study of health and physical education in Columbus Public Schools, Ohio State University Bureau of Education Research Monograph 25 (1942) 130-161; v. 1942b.

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Rogers, Carl. "Teacher-Therapist Deals With a Handicapped Child, A, With Virginia Axline." 23p.. [1945]. Journal of Abnormal & Social Psychology, Vol. 40, No. 2, 1945.

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Rogers, Carl. "A Tentative Formulation of a General Law of Interpersonal Relationships." [1957f].

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Rogers, Carl. "A Tentative Scale for the Measurement of Process in Psychotherapy." [1959b]. Rubinstein, E. / Parloff, M. B. (eds.) Research in psychotherapy. Proceedings of a conference, Washington D. C., April 9-12, 1958, Washington, D. C. (American Psychological Association) 1959, 96-107.

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Rogers, Carl. "A Theory of Psychotherapy With Schizophrenics and a Proposal for Its Empirical Investigation." [1961f]. Dawson, J. G. / Stone, H. K. / Dellis, N. P. (eds.) Psychotherapy with schizophrenics, Baton Rouge (Louisiana State University Press) 1961, 3-19 = orig. Mandeville, Lousiana (manuscript) 1958 , retyped 1962.

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Rogers, Carl. "A Theory of Therapy, Personality, and Interpersonal Relationships, As Developed in the Client-Centered Framework." [1959a]. Koch, Sigmund (ed.) Psychology. A study of a science. Vol. III: Formulations of the person and the social context, New York (McGraw Hill) 1959, 184-256. Also: Kirschenbaum, Howard / Land Henderson, Valerie (eds.) The Carl Rogers Reader, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1989, 236-257.

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Rogers, Carl. "The Therapeutic Relationship. Recent Theory and Research." [1962g]. Privately Printed. Also: Australian Journal of Psychology17,2 (1965) 95-108.

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Rogers, Carl. "A Therapist's View of Personal Goals." [1960b]. Pendle Hill Pamphlet108, Wallingford, Pennsylvania 1960 (30 pp.). Also: Excerpted also | auszugsweise auch: SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS in: Kirschenbaum, Howard / Land Henderson, Valerie (eds.) The Carl Rogers Reader, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1989, 436-438.

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Rogers, Carl. "A Therapist's View of the Good Life." [1957d]. The Humanist17 (1957) 291-300. Also: Kirschenbaum, H. / Land Henderson, V. (eds.) The Carl Rogers Reader, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1989, 409-420; also (expanded) in: "A therapist's view of the good life: The fully functioning person," chapter 9 in Rogers 1961a.

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Rogers, Carl. "This Is Carl Rogers Speaking from My Home in La Jolla."

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Rogers, Carl. "This Is Me. the Development of My Professional Thinking and My Personal Philosophy." [1955b]. Rogers 1961a. Also: [as This Is Me] Painter, et al., (eds.) Human relations, (Ginn Press) 31986, 126-131; Kirschenbaum, H. / Land Henderson, V. (eds.) The Carl Rogers Reader(Houghton Mifflin) 1989, 6-29.

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Rogers, Carl. "Three Surveys of Treatment Measures Used With Children." [1937b]. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry7,1 (1937) 48-57.

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Rogers, Carl, Madge K. Lewis, and John M. Shlien. "Time-Limited, Client-Centered Psychotherapy: Two Cases." [1959]. Burton, Arthur (ed.) Case studies in counseling and psychotherapy, New York (Prentice Hall) 1959, 309-352.

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Rogers, Carl. "To Facilitate Learning." [1966]. Provus, M. (ed.) Innovations for time to teach, Washington, D. C. (National Education Association) 1966, 4-19.

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Rogers, Carl. "Toward a Modern Approach to Values. the Valuing Process in the Mature Person." [1964c]. Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology68,2 (1964) 160-167. Also: Rogers / Stevens 1967, 13-28; Hart, Joseph T. / Tomlinson, T. M., New directions in client-centered therapy, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1970, 430-441.

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Rogers, Carl. " Toward a More Human Science of the Person." [1985a]. Journal of Humanistic Psychology25,4 (1985) 7-24. Also: Kirschenbaum, Howard / Land Henderson, Valerie (eds.) The Carl Rogers Reader, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1989, 279-295.

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Rogers, Carl. "Toward a Science of the Person." [1964b]. Wann, T. W. (ed.) Behaviorism and phenomenology. Contrasting bases for modern psychology, Chicago (University of Chicago Press) 1964, 109-140.

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Rogers, Carl. "Towards a Theory of Creativity." [1954e]. ETC: A Review of General Semantics11 (1954) 249-260.

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Rogers, Carl. "Two Divergent Trends."

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Rogers, Carl. "Ursula Interview With Carl Rogers." [1980n].

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Rogers, Carl. "The Use of Electrically Recorded Interviews in Improving Psychotherapeutic Techniques." [1942e]. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry12,3 (1942) 429-434. Also: Kirschenbaum, Howard / Land Henderson, Valerie (eds.) The Carl Rogers Reader, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1989, 211-219.

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Rogers, Carl. "Wartime Issues in Family Counseling." [1944d]. Journal of Home Economics36,7 (1944) 390-393.

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Rogers, Carl. "A Way of Meeting Life. an Interview With Carl Rogers." [1984f]. The Laughing Man, San Rafael (Dawn Horse Press) 5,2 (1984) 22-23. Also: (partly) Harmann, J. I. "Unconditional confidence as a facilitative precondition" in: Lietaer, G., et al., Client-centered and experiential psychotherapy in the nineties, Lowen (Leuven University Press) 1990, 251-266.

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Rogers, Carl. "Way to Do Is to Be, The. Review of Rollo May, Ernest angel, and Henri F. Ellenberger (eds.), Existence: A New Dimension in Psychiatry and Psychology." [1959h]. Contemporary Psychology4 (1959) 196-198. Also: Kirschenbaum, Howard / Land Henderson, Valerie (eds.) Carl Rogers: Dialogues, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1989, 229-236.

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Rogers, Carl and Mitchell E. Rappaport. "We Pay for the Smiths." [1931]. Survey Graphic19 (1931) 508ff (4 pp.).

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Rogers, Carl. "What I Learned from Two Research Studies." [1989a]. Kirschenbaum, Howard / Land Henderson, Valerie (eds.) The Carl Rogers Reader, Boston (Houghton Mifflin) 1989, 203-211.

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Rogers, Carl. "What Is to Be Our Basic Professional Relationship?." [1950c]. Annals of Allergy8 (1950) 234-239, 286.

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Rogers, Carl. "What Psychology Has to Offer to Teacher Education", Teacher Education and Mental Health - Association for Student Teaching. [1967h]. 1967 yearbook, Cedar Falls(State College of Iowa) 1967, 37-57.

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Rogers, Carl. "What Understanding and Acceptance Mean to Me."

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Rogers, Carl. "Carl R. Rogers Journal Papers."

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Rogers, Carl. "The Case of Mrs. Ett." [1947d]. Chicago(University of Chicago Counseling Center, manuscript) 1947 (192 pp.).

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Rogers, Carl. "Autobiography." [1971]. [Unpublished (?) update of 1967 autobiography (Scmid 1967a)].

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Rogers, Carl. "On Personal Power. Inner Strength and Its Revolutionary Impact." [1977a]. New York (Delacorte)1977 (299 p.).

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Rogers, Carl. "On Personal Power. Inner Strength and Its Revolutionary Impact." [1977a]. New York (Delacorte)1977 (299 p.).

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Rogers, Carl. "On Personal Power. Inner Strength and Its Revolutionary Impact." [1977a]. New York (Delacorte)1977 (299 p.).

 

Articles About Rogers

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Adler, Nancy J. "Cultural Synergy: The Management of Cross-Cultural Organizations."

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AHP Perspective. "Carl Rogers: A Celebration." May 1987. A Special Issue in Memorium to Carl Rogers.

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American Psychological Association Symposium. "Carl Rogers: Giving People Permission to Be Themselves." Science, October 7, 1977. Vol. 198.

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American Psychological Association. American Psychological Association Distinguished Professional Contribution Award to Carl Rogers. 1972.

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American Psychological Association. Distinguished Scientific Contribution Awards for 1956 - Carl R. Rogers. The American Psychologist. March 1957. Vol. 12, No. 3, pp. 125-133.

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Anderson, Rob and Kenneth Cissna. "The Contributions of Carl R. Rogers to a Philosophical Praxis of Dialogue." 1990.

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Anderson, Rob and Crissna, Kenneth N. "Criticism and Conversational Texts: Rhetorical Bases of Role, Audience, and Style in the Buber-Rogers Dialogue." 1993.

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Anderson, Rob. "Education As Communication." 1979.

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Anderson, Rob. "Frisbee and the Art of Self-Maintenance." 1978.

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Anderson, Rob. "Phenomenological Dialogue, Humanistic Psychology, and Pseudo Walls: A Response and Extension." 1982.

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Arnett, Ronald C. "Rogers and Buber: Similarities, Yet Fundamental Differences." 1982.

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Aspy, David N. and Flora N. Roebuck. "From Humane Ideas to Humane Technology and Back Again Many Times." Reprint of Paper to Appear in Education, 1974.

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Aspy, David N. "Researching Person-Centered Situations, Approaches on Two Continents." Unpublished Manuscript, Unreferenced Manuscript, Circa 1979.

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Assagioli, Roberto, M.D. "Self-Realization and Psychological Disturbances." Psychosynthesis Research Foundation, Greenville, Delaware 1961.

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Bairey, Ariela. School for Peace- Aims and Planned Activities. 1988/89.

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Bakan, David. "On Evil As a Collective Phenomenon." Journal of Humanistic Psychology, Fall 1982, Vol. 22, No. 4, pp. 91-92.

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Barlow, Margery. "The Teaching of F. Matthias Alexander." Memorial Lecture to the Medical Society of London. November 1965.

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Barrett-Lennard, G. T. "The Client-Centered System: A Developmental Perspective." University of Waterloo, April 1973.

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Barrett-Lennard, G. T. "The Empathy Cycle: Refinement of a Nuclear Concept." The Journal of Counseling Psychology, 1981, Vol. 28, No. 2.

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Barrett-Lennard, G. T. "Empathy in Human Relationship: Significance, Nature and Measurement." Unpublished Manuscript Based on Presentation to Australian Psychological Society. Perth, 1974.

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Barrett-Lennard, G. T. "Experiential Learning Groups." 1974.

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Barrett-Lennard, G. T. "A New Model of Communicational-Relational Systems in Intensive Groups." Human Relations, November 19, 1979. Vol. 23.

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Barrett-Lennard, G. T. "Outcomes of Residential Encounter Group Workshops." Interpersonal Development, 1974/1975, Vol. 5, pp. 86-93.

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Barrett-Lennard, G. T. "Process, Effects and Structure in Intensive Groups: A Theoretical-Descriptive Analysis." Theories of Group Processes. C. L. Cooper (Ed.) London & New York: Wiley 1975.

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Barrett-Lennard, G. T. "The Relationship Inventory: Issues and Advances in Theory, Method, and Use." The Psychotherapeutic Process: A Research Handbook. L. Greenberg &. W. M. Pinsoff (Eds.) New York. Guildford Press.

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Barrett-Lennard, G. T. "The Relationship Inventory: Later Development and Adaptations." Waterloo, 1978.

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Barrett-Lennard, G. T. "Resource Bibliography of Reported Studies Using the Relationship Inventory. Part A."

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Barrett-Lennard, G. T. "The Semi-Autonomous Phases of Empathy." American Psychological Association Conference Presentation, 1981.

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Barrett-Lennard, G. T. "Some Effects of Participation in Encounter Group Workshops: An Analysis of Written Follow-Up Reports." Interpersonal Development, 1973/1974, Vol. 5, pp. 35-41.

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Barrett-Lennard, G. T. "South Pacific Adventure: Carl & Helen Rogers in Australia." Person-Centered Review, August 1987, Vol. 2. No. 3, pp. 299-306.

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Barrett-Lennard, G. T. "Studies Using the Relationship Inventory, 1970-1979: A Selective Resource Bibliography."

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Battesti, Fransois and Nadia Coulon. "Evolution" (Fr. Translation).

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"Behavior Theories and a Counseling Case: A Symposium." Journal of Counseling Psych.1956. Vol. 3, No. 2.

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Bern, Sandra and Daryl. "Training the Woman to Know Her Place." Newsletter of JHP.

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Bengis, Ingrid. "What We Do Not Say Is That We Are All, Every Last One of Us, Scared of Love's Power to Create and Destroy." Ms. Magazine. 1973(?).

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Bennis, Warren. Carl Rogers Interviewed By Warren Bennis. "I Walk Softly Through Life". 1986.

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Bergin, Allen E. Correspondence, Introduction Part I, Theory Part II. 1971.

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Bergin, Allen. Creative Developments in Psychotherapy, Vol. 1.

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Berwick, Keith. "A Second Conversation With Carl Rogers." (Conducted By Prof. Keith Berwick). Channel 28. Los Angeles, CA. November 1970.

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Berzon, Betty. Research Frontiers"The Self-Directed Therapeutic Group: Three Studies." 1966.

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"Bibliography on the Black Woman."

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Bixler, Ray and Julius Seeman. "Suggestions for a Code of Ethics for Consulting Psychologists." Journal of Abnormal & Social Psychology. Vol. 41, No. 4. 1946.

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Bold, Kathrym. "Carl Rogers in Retrospect." 1982.

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Bozarth, Jerold D. "Beyond Reflection: Emergent Modes of Empathy." University of Georgia, March 1983.

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Bozarth, Jerold D. "Not Necessarily Necessary But Always Sufficient." University of Georgia, August 1987.

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Bozarth, Jerold D. "Person-Centered Assessment." Journal of Counseling and Development, May/June 1991. Vol. 69.

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Bozarth, Jerold D. "Person-Centered Facilitation, the Group and the Development of the Person-Centered Association."

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Bozarth, Jerold D. "Quantum Theory and the Person-Centered Approach."

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Bozarth, Jerold D. "Rejoinder: Perplexing Perceptual Ploys." Journal of Counseling and Development, May/June 1991. Vol. 69.

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Bozarth, Jerold D. "Some Commonalities and Divergencies in the Client-Centered/Person-Centered Approach." University of Georgia, August 1987.

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Braaten, Leif J. "The Effects of Person-Centered Group Therapy." Person-Centered Review, May 1989. Vol. 4, No. 2.

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Braaten, Leif J. "Group Cohesion: A New Multidemensional Model." University of Oslo. Oslo 3, Norway.

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Braaten, Leif J. "How Do Clients Discriminate Between the Person-Centered Facilitating Conditions in Group Psychotherapy? a Factorial Model." University of Oslo. Oslo 3, Norway.

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Braaten, Leif J. "The Self Development Project List: A New Instrument to Measure Postive Goal Attainment." Reprint from Small Group Behavior. February 1989. Vol. 20, No. 1. Sage Publications (C)1989.

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Braaten, Leif J. "Thirty Years With Rogers. Necessary and Sufficient Conditions of Therapeutic Personality Change." Person-Centered Review. February 1986. Vol. 1, No. 1.

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Branden, Nathaniel. "In Defense of Self."

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Brenman, Margaret. "Research in Psychotheraphy Round Table," 1947.

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Breuer, Von Karlpeter. "Beziehungen Zwischen Gesprachspsychotherapie Und Katalhymen Bilderleben." No Reference.

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Brink, Debora C. "The Issues of Equality and Control in the Client- or Person-Centered Approach." Journal of Humanistic Psychology, Winter 1987, Vol. 24, No. 1, pp. 27-37.

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Brink, Debora C. "Personal Reflections on the Forces for Disruption and Cohesion in a PCA Group Experience."

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Brink, Debora C. "Princeton and Pawling: Reflections on Two PCA Workshops." 1979.

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Brodley, Barbara Temaner. "Client-Centered Therapy - What Is It? What Is It Not?"

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Brown, Jr., Robert C. "Graduate Education in Psychology: A Comment on Rogers' Passionate Statement."

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Brown, Robert C. "Rejoinder to Rogers, By Robert C. Brown and James T. Tedeschi." Journal of Humanistic Psychology, Fall 1972, Vol. 12, No. 2. See Also: Rogers, Carl: Comment on Brown and Tedeschi Article.

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Burstow, Bonnie. "Humanistic Psychotherapy and the Issue of Equality." Journal of Humanistic Psychology, Winter 1987, Vol. 27, No. 1, pp. 9-25.

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Carlisle, Lynn D. "Listening As a Part of Healing." Ft. Collins, CO.

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Cartwright, Rosalind Dymond. "Patterns of Perceived Interpersonal Relations." Sociometry. 1956, Vol. XIX, No. 3.

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Center for Designed Change. "A Report on the First Conference on Life Transitions." (C)Center for Designed Change.

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Center for Studies of the Person. "Evolving Aspects of Person-Centered Workshop."

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"Center for Studies of the Person: The Carl Rogers Institute of Psychotherapy, Training and Supervision." 1984.

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Ceshur Connection. Carl Rogers Memorial Issue. Ceshur Connection, December 1987, Vol. 2, Nos. 1 & 2.

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Ceshur Connection. the International Newsletter of the Centre for Studies in Human Relations. Vol. 1, No. 1, April 1985; Vol. 1, Nos. 2 & 3, November 1985/June 1986; Vol. 1, No. 4, December 1986.

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Chase, Jacqueline and Maureen Cronin. "Remembrances of Forum '87."

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Cissna, Kenneth N. and Rob Anderson. "The Person-Centered Approach to Interpersonal Communication." 1992.

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Cohn, Ruth C. "The Theme-Centered Interactional Method." A Paper Given at the Convention of the American Group Psychotherapy Association, January 1970.

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Collison, Brooke B. "A Procedure for Sex Role Sensitization for Men." Paper Presented American Psychological Association, Montreal. 1980.

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Cooley, Rebecca Smith, and Seeman. "Personality Integration and Social Schemata." Unpublished Manuscript.

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Cooley, Rebecca Smith. "Personality Integration and Maximal Use of Biofeedback in Formation." Unpublished Manuscript.

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Cooper, Shirley. "A Look at the Effect of Racism on Clinical Work." Social Casework. February 1973.

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De Rasa, Alison. "'Getting to Know You': Modern Day Theme Song for Mothers and Daughters." The Tribune Scene. May 10, 1979. San Diego Tribune.

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De Rosenberg, Annette and Sara Jenton. "Remaining Human(E) in the Nuclear/Computer Age." UCSD. July 1983. University Without Walls.

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De Ryck, Philip. "Carl Rogers As a Therapist." (As Seen Through the Eyes of Philip De Ryck.) 1981.

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Dempsey, Ruth. "Invitations to Growth in the Nuclear/Computer Age." August 30, 1983.

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Dickinson, Budd. "Elements of Community." September 1975. Unpublished Manuscript.

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Doyne, Stephen E. "An Annotated Bibliography of Humanistic Approaches to Change in Medical Education."

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Fairfield, Roy. Preface For: Person-Centered Graduate Education. Elmhurst, IL. Hagle & Co. 1977.

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Farson, Richard. "Carl Rogers, Quiet Revolutionary." 1974.

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Farson, Richard. Presentation By Richard Farson at the Memorial Service for Carl Rogers, February 21, 1987.

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"Feminist Bibliography."

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Fenly, Leigh. "Carl Rogers: Bestowing the Freedom to Be. An Interview By Leigh Fenly." San Diego Union, July 1, 1978.

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Fenly, Leigh. "Mediation Plan Sounds Familiar to Authors." San Diego Union, October 12, 1982.

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Filloux, Jean-Claude. "Carl Rogers, Le Non-Directivisme, Et Les Relations Humaines." Bulletin De Psychologie, 214 XVI 6-7. 10 Jannier 1963.

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Foster, Car M. and J. Back. "A Neighborhood School Board: Its Infancy, Its Crises, Its Growth." 1974.

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Friedman, Maurice. "Comment on the Rogers-May Discussion of Evil." Journal of Humanistic Psychology. Fall 1982, Vol. 22, No. 4, pp. 93-96.

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Fuller, Robert. "Carl Rogers, Religion, and the Role of Psychology in American Culture." Journal of Humanistic Psychology. Fall 1982, Vol. 22, No. 4, pp. 21-32.

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Geller, Leonard. "The Failure of Self-Adulization Theory, a Critique of Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow." Reprint of Journal of Humanistic PsychologyArticle.

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Gendlin, Eugene T. "Carl Rogers (1902-1987)." American Psychologist, February 1988.

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Gillette, Tom, Betty Meador and Bruce Meador. "On Carl Rogers." Voices, Spring 1971.

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Gordon, Thomas, Et Al. "Developing a Program of Research in Psychotherapy." The Psychological Service Center Journal.

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Greening, Thomas. "Carl Rogers: 1902-1987." Journal of Humanistic Psychology, Spring 1987, Vol. 27, No. 2, pp. 134-140.

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Gunnison, Hugh. "The Uniqueness of Similarities: Parallels of Milton H. Erickson and Carl Rogers." Journal of Counseling & Development, 63, (9), 561-654.

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Haigh, Gerard. "I Walk Softly Through Life: An Interview With Carl Rogers." Voices, Winter 1983, Vol. 18, No. 4, pp. 6-14.

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Haigh, Gerard V. "Response to Koch's Assumptions about Group Process."

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Hall, Mary Harrington. "Carl Rogers Speaks Out on Groups and the Lack of a Human Science. An Interview." Psychology Today, December, pp. 19-21, 62-66.

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Hart, J. T., and T. M. Tomlinson, Eds. New Directions in Client-Centered Therapy. "The Development of Client-Centered Therapy--Looking Back and Ahead : A Conversation With Carl Rogers." 1970.

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Harvey, Jerry B. "The Abilene Paradox. Organizations As Phrog Farms."

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Hatase, Minoru. "A Comparative Study of Encounter Group Experiences in Japan and the USA Through a Follow-Up Survey of Japanese Participants in La Jolla Program." Japanese J. of Humanistic Psychology. 1984, No. 2: 79-97.

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Henderson, Val. "Choreography in Long-Term Relationships." Journey, March 1982, Vol. 1, No. 3.

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Hill-Hain, Alicia. "A Dialogue With Carl Rogers: Cross Cultural Challenges of Facilitating Person-Centered Groups in South Africa." Journal for Specialists in Group Work. May 1988, Vol. 13.

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Hobbs, Tony. "The Rogers Interview. Discussion of Carl's Ideas on Therapy and Education." Changes. October 1986, Vol. 4, No. 4.

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Jacobs, David. "Successful 'Empathy' Training; a Demonstration With Implications for the General Theoretical Problem of Evaluating Capacity from Performance." Reprint of Journal of Humanistic PsychologyArticle. 1980.

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Jennifer Jones Simon Foundation for Mental Health and Education. "Brainstorming the Brain." 1980.

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Jennifer Jones Simon Foundation. "International Perspectives in Mental Health Treatment and Care." Report of the Mental Health Workshops-1. February 1981.

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Koch, Sigmund. "The Image of Man Implicit in Encounter Group Theory."

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Krause, Merton S. "Alternative Psychologies." Institute for Juvenile Research, Chicago.

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Kubler-Ross, Elizabeth. "A Letter to a Child With Cancer." Shanti Nilaya, 1979.

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Lee, Cyrus. "Carl Rogers' Treatment of Good and Evil." 194.

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Leslie, Reo N. "Feminist Religious View on the Origin of War." Submitted for INR 591: War, Religion and International Relations. Salve Regina College, January 23, 1990.

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Leslie, Reo N. "Influence of Increased Religious Pluralism on DOD Policy." WE247: Espionage, Foreign Policy. Naval War College, October 10, 1989.

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Leslie, Reo N. "Leadership and Ethics in the East: Four Perspectives from Eastern Religion and Philosophy." Submitted for Mgt. Leadership from an Eastern Philosophical Perspective. Salve Regina College, January 23, 1990.

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Leslie, Reo N. "Religion of Alfred Thayer Mahan: Christianity and the Evangelist for Sea Power." Presented at the Mahan Centennial Conference, April 29 - May 1, 1990.

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Leslie, Reo N. "Religion and Female Political Leadership." Submitted for INR 592: Women, Religion and International Relations. Salve Regina College, May 29, 1990.

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Leslie, Reo N. "Religion and Peace Making: The Spiritual Motivation of Three Nobel Prize Winners." Submitted for INR 593: Religion and World Peace. Salve Regina College, May 29, 1990.

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Leslie, Reo N. "Who Am I? Analysis of Self." Submitted for Mgt. 509: Management of Human Resources. Salve Regina College, February 1, 1990.

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Lietaer, Germain. "Client-Centered Approach in the Seventies." Part I. Bibliography.

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May, Rollo. "The Problem of Evil: An Open Letter to Carl Rogers. Journal of Humanistic Psychology." Summer 1982, Vol. 22, No. 3, pp. 10-21. (See Also: Roger, Carl: Reply to Rollo May's Letter to Carl Rogers.)

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Swenson-Barfield, Gay Leah. "Group Process and Social Action." 1993.

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Swenson, Gay Leah. " When Personal and Political Processes Meet: The Rust Workshop." Journal of Humanistic Psychology. Summer 1987, Vol. 27, No. 3, pp. 309-332.

Box 46, Folder 11

Takeda, Ryoji. "The Participation of Private Citizens in Crime Prevention." The Case of Naikan-Ho in Japan. Resource Material Series. November 1971, No. 2, UNAFEI.

Box 46, Folder 12

Taucsh, Reinhard. "Facilitative Dimensions in Interpersonal Relations: Verifying the Theoretical Assumptions of CRR...." College Student J. Spring 1978, Vol. 12, No. 1.

Box 46, Folder 13

Tausch, Reinhard. "The Supplementation of Client-Centered Communication Therapy With Other Validated Therapeutic Methods: A Client-Centered Necessity."

Box 46, Folder 14

Tausch, Reinhard. "Von Der Gesprachesychotherapie Zu Personenzentrieiten Lebensformen."

Box 46, Folder 15

Thayer, Louis. "An Interview With Carl R. Rogers: Toward Peaceful Solutions to Human Conflict, Parts I & II." Michigan Journal of Counseling and Development. Summer 1987. Vol XVII, No. 1.

Box 46, Folder 16

Thayer, Louis. "A Person-Centered Approach to Family Therapy." Family Counseling and Therapy. A. M. Horne and M. M. Ohlsen (Eds.) . F. E. Peacock Publishers, Inc. Itasca, IL. 1982.

Box 46, Folder 17

Thayer, Louis. "Toward an Experiential, Person-Centered Approach in Counselor Education." Eastern Michigan University.

Box 46, Folder 18

Thomas, Murphy and Julius Seeman. "Criterion Measures for Therapy Outcome: A Study on Personality Integration." Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice. Spring 1971, Vol. 8, No. 1.

Box 46, Folder 19

Thomas, Murphy and Julius Seeman. "Personality Integration and Cognitive Processes." Journal of Personality and Social Psychology. 1972, Vol. 24, No. 2, pp. 154-161.

Box 46, Folder 20

Tritt, Donald. "Cognitions of Self As Learner: A Necessary Objective in Experiential Education."

Box 46, Folder 21

Ueland, Brenda. "Tell Me More: On the Fine Art of Listening." 1992.

Box 46, Folder 22

Van Der Veen, F., and N. Raskin. "Client-Centered Family Therapy: Some Clinical and Research Perspectives." New Directions in Client-Centered Therapy. Hart, J. T. and Tomlinson, T. M. (Eds.). New York. 1970.

Box 46, Folder 23

Van Der Veen, F. "Client Perception of Therapist Conditions As a Factor in Psychotherapy." New Directions in Client-Centered Therapy. J. T. Hart, and T. M. Tomlinson, (Eds.). Chapter 11. New York. 1970.

Box 46, Folder 24

Van Der Veen, Ferdinand. "Dialoguing: A Way of Learning to Relate Constructively in Close Relationships." (C)Author, 1977.

Box 46, Folder 25

Van Der Veen, Ferdinand. "Recent Trends in the Client-Centered Framework." New Directions in Client-Centered Therapy. J. T. Hart, and T. M. Tomlinson, (Eds.). New York. Houghton-Mifflin. 1970.

Box 46, Folder 26

Van Der Veen, Ferdinand. "Three Client-Centered Alternatives: A Therapy Collective, Therapeutic Community, and Skill Training for Relationships." Unpublished Manuscript. 1978.

Box 46, Folder 27

Van Der Veen, Ferdinand. "Three Papers on Empathic Listening." Unpublished. April 1978.

Box 46, Folder 28

Van Der Veen, Ferdinand. "You Can't Feel Your Thoughts: A Clinical Note on the Experience of Schizophrenia." Voices, Spring 1974.

Box 46, Folder 29

Ventress, Keith. "Facilitating Peaceful Change in South Africa."

Box 46, Folder 30

Ventress, Keith. "South Africa: Person-Centered Programmes for Peace."

Box 46, Folder 31

Villas-Boas Bowen, Maria. "In Memory of Carl Rogers."

Box 46, Folder 32

Villas-Boas Bowen, Maria. "Intuition and the Person-Centered Approach."

Box 46, Folder 33

Villas-Boas Bowen, Maria. "The Myth of Non-Directiveness: The Case of Jill." To Be Published in B. Farber, O. Brink & P. Rasken (Eds.) Carl Rogers' . Casebook and Critical Perspectives.

Box 46, Folder 34

Villas-Boas Bowen, Maria. "A New Search: A Group Experiment in Inner-Discovery." 89.

Box 46, Folder 35

Villas-Boas Bowen, Maria. "Personality Differences and Person-Centered Supervision." Person-Centered Review. August 1986. Vol. 1, No. 3. Sage (C)1986.

Box 47, Folder 1

Villas-Boas Bowen, Maria. "Psychotherapy: The Process, the Therapist, the Learning." Center for Studies of the Person.

Box 47, Folder 2

Villas-Boas Bowen, Maria. "Some Thoughts about the Future of the Person-Centered Approach." 1986.

Box 47, Folder 3

Villas-Boas Bowen, Maria. "Special Characteristics of the Rust Workshop and Their Influence on My Facilitation Process." Journal of Humanistic Psychology. Summer 1987. Vol 27, No. 3. Sage (C)1987.

Box 47, Folder 4

Villas-Boas Bowen, Maria. "Spirituality and Person-Centered Approach: Interconnectedness in the Universe and in Psychotherapy." Center for Studies of the Person.

Box 47, Folder 5

Villas-Boas Bowen, Maria. "Too Much of a Good Thing." 1984.

Box 47, Folder 6

Villas-Boas Bowen, Maria. "The Uses and Abuses of the Person-Centered Approach: Some Personal Comments."

Box 47, Folder 7

Wager, Jon. "Field Study As a State of Mind." 1981.

Box 47, Folder 8

Walsh, Mary Bush. "A Person-Centered Approach to Nursing." Presented to Hospitals in China. September 1990.

Box 47, Folder 9

Walsh, Mary Bush. "Around the World With the Person-Centered Approach." Psychiatric Nurses Impact 2000 Series Conference. May 16, 1991. Phoenix, AZ.

Box 47, Folder 10

White, Alvin M. "Effective Approaches to Faculty Development." Chapter of Same Title.

Box 47, Folder 11

White, Alvin M. "Humanistic Mathematics: An Experiment." 1974.

Box 47, Folder 12

White, Alvin M. "Process and Environmental in Teaching and Learning. Prepublication of Chapter in Interdisciplinarity: Examples and Explorations." Jossey-Bass Inc. 1979.

Box 47, Folder 13

"Wholistic Living News." The Peacemakers.

Box 47, Folder 14

Wolff, Franck. "An Introduction to the Theme-Centered Interactional Approach."

Box 47, Folder 15

"Woman--Which Includes Man, of Course; an Experience in Awareness." Consciousness-Raising Instrument.

Box 47, Folder 16

Wood, John T. "Carl Rogers, Gardener." Human Behavior, December 1972.

Box 47, Folder 17

Wood, John K. "Excerpts from Person-Centered Group Therapy." Center for Studies of the Person, 1980. (For Study Group.)

Box 47, Folder 18

Wood, John K. "Living With Life Changes." Center for Studies of the Person.

Box 47, Folder 19

Wood, John K. "Organization I & II. Notes on Organizational Process for Carl Rogers and Associates." 1980.

Box 47, Folder 20

Wood, John K. "The People, of Course: A Sketch of Consciousness in Community." From a Talk Given in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. January 1977.

Box 47, Folder 21

Wood, John K. "Person-Centered Group Therapy." (Chapter). Basic Approaches to Group Psychotherapy and Group Counseling. G. Gazda. 1980.

Box 47, Folder 22

Wood, John K. "Shadows of Surrender: Trends in Consciousness in Person-Centered Approaches."

Box 47, Folder 23

Wood, John K. "When Two Are Together, You Have a Unity." Center for Studies of the Person, 1982.

Box 47, Folder 24

Zeig, Jeffrey K. (Ed.). "Introduction: The Evolution of Psychotherapy-Fundamental Issues." New York, Brunner/Mazel, Inc. 1987.

Box 47, Folder 25

Zucconi, Alberto. "Stress Prevention for Helping Professionals." Person-Centered Approach Institute, Lugono, Switzerland.

 

Audiovisual Materials

 

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A0495/CS Living Now, Paul Brenner [90 min.] 1977

 

A0496/CS Living Now, Paul Brenner [90 min.] 1977

 

A0497/CS Living Now, Paul Brenner, Tape 1 [90 min.] 1981

 

A0498/CS Living Now, Paul Brenner, Tape 2 [90 min.] 1981

 

A0499/CS Living Now, Paul Brenner, Workshop, Tape 1 [90 min.] 1978

 

A0500/CS Living Now, Paul Brenner, Workshop, Tape 2 [90 min.] 1978

 

A0501/CS Living Now, Paul Brenner, Workshop, Tape 3 [90 min.] 1978

 

A0502/CS Living Now, Paul Brenner, Workshop, Tape 2 [90 min.] 1978

 

A0503/CS Living Now, Paul Brenner, Workshop, Tape 3 [90 min.] 1978

 

A0504/CS Living Now, Paul Brenner, Workshop, Tape 4 [90 min.] 1978

 

A0505/CS Living Now, Paul Brenner, Tape 1 [90 min.] 1981

 

A0506/CS Living Now, Paul Brenner, Tape 2 [90 min.] 1981

 

A0507/CS Living Now, Paul Brenner [90 min.] 1986

 

A0508/CS Living Now, Paul Brenner [90 min.] 1986

 

A0509/CS Living Now, Paul Brenner, Workshop [90 min.] 1981

 

A0510/CS Living Now Institute, Blumfelds [60 min.] 1990

 

A0511/CS Living Now Institute, Blumfelds [60 min.] 1990

 

A0512/CS Living Now, Susan Campbell and Barry McWater, Tape 2 [90 min.] 1981

 

A0513/CS Living Now, Susan Campbell and Barry McWater, Tape 1 [60 min.] 1981

 

A0514/CS Living Now, Susan Campbell and Barry McWater, Tape 1 [60 min.] 1981

 

A0515/CS Living Now, Susan Campbell and Barry McWater, Tape 2 [90 min.] 1981

 

A0516/CS Living Now, Helen and Bill Caldicott, Tape 2 [90 min.] 1986

 

A0517/CS Living Now, Helen and Bill Caldicott, Tape 1 [90 min.] 1986

 

A0518/CS Living Now, Workshop, Ram Dass, Tape 2 [90 min.] 1978

 

A0519/CS Living Now, Workshop, Ram Dass, Tape 1 [90 min.] 1978

 

A0520/CS Living Now, Workshop, Ram Dass, Tape 1 [90 min.] 1978

 

A0521/CS Living Now, Workshop, Ram Dass, Tape 2 [90 min.] 1978

 

A0522/CS Living Now, Workshop, Ram Dass, Tape 1 [90 min.] 1978

 

A0523/CS Living Now, Workshop, Ram Dass, Tape 2 [90 min.] 1978

 

A0524/CS Living Now, Workshop, Ram Dass, Tape 2 [90 min.] 1978

 

A0525/CS Living Now, Workshop, Ram Dass, Tape 1 [90 min.] 1978

 

A0526/CS Living Now, Workshop, Ram Dass, Tape 2 [90 min.] 1978

 

A0527/CS Living Now, Ram Dass, Tape A [90 min.] 1978

 

A0528/CS Living Now, Ram Dass, Tape B [90 min.] 1978

 

A0529/CS Living Now, Ram Dass, Tape B 1978

 

A0530/CS Living Now, Richard Farson, Tape 1 1983

 

A0531/CS Living Now, Richard Farson, Tape 2 [90 min.] 1983

 

A0532/CS Living Now, Richard Farson, Tape 1 1986

 

A0533/CS Living Now, Richard Farson, Tape 2 1986

 

A0534/CS Living Now, Eugene Gendlin, Tape 1 1981

 

A0535/CS Living Now, Eugene Gendlin, Tape 2 1981

 

A0536/CS Living Now, Eugene Gendlin, Tape 2 1981

 

A0537/CS Living Now, Eugene Gendlin, Tape 2 (Copy) 1981

 

A0538/CS Living Now, Workshop, Laura Huxley, Tape 1 1978

 

A0539/CS Living Now, Workshop, Laura Huxley, Tape 2 1978

 

A0540/CS Living Now, Workshop, Laura Huxley, Tape 2 1978

 

A0541/CS Living Now, Workshop, Laura Huxley, Tape 1 1978

 

A0542/CS Living Now, Workshop, Laura Huxley, Tape 2 1978

 

A0543/CS Living Now, Laura Huxley, Tape 1 1978

 

A0544/CS Living Now, Laura Huxley, Tape 2 1978

 

A0545/CS Living Now, Faces of the Enemy, Sam Keen 1987

 

A0546/CS Living Now Institute, Larson, Tape A 1990

 

A0547/CS Living Now Institute, Larson, Tape B 1990

 

A0548/CS Living Now, Miriam Polster, Tape 2 1981

 

A0549/CS Living Now, Miriam Polster, Tape 1 1981

 

A0550/CS Living Now, Workshop, Miriam Polster, Tape 1 1978

 

A0551/CS Living Now, Miriam Polster, Tape 1 1981

 

A0552/CS Living Now, Miriam Polster, Tape 2 1981

 

A0553/CS Living Now, Miriam Polster, Tape 1 1986

 

A0554/CS Living Now, Miriam Polster, Tape 2 1986

 

A0555/CS Living Now, Workshop, Carl Rogers 1978

 

A0556/CS Living Now, Workshop, Carl Rogers, Tape 2 1978

 

A0557/CS Living Now, Workshop, Carl Rogers, Tape 2 1978

 

A0558/CS Living Now, Workshop, Carl Rogers, Tape 2 1978

 

A0559/CS Living Now, Workshop, Carl Rogers, Tape 2 1978

 

A0560/CS Living Now, Workshop, Carl Rogers, Tape 2 1978

 

A0561/CS Living Now (Interview with Ursela), Part 1, Carl Rogers 1980

 

A0562/CS Living Now (Discussion following Interview with Ursela), Part 2, Carl Rogers 1980

 

A0563/CS Living Now, Workshop, Tape 2, Carl Rogers 1982

 

A0564/CS Living Now, Workshop, Tape 1, Carl Rogers 1982

 

A0565/CS Living Now, Workshop, Carl Rogers - Interview with Marian 1982

 

A0566/CS Living Now, (Interview with Richie), Tape 2, Carl Rogers 1983

 

A0567/CS Living Now, (Interview with Richie), Carl Rogers 1983

 

A0568/CS Living Now, (Bridging Differences), Tape 1, Carl Rogers 1983

 

A0569/CS Living Now, Tape 1, Carl Rogers 1986

 

A0570/CS Living Now, Tape 2, Carl Rogers 1986

 

A0571/CS Living Now, Workshop, Tape 2, Carl Rogers 1978

 

A0572/CS Living Now, Guy Swenson 1987

 

A0573/CS Living Now, Guy Swenson 1989

 

A0574/CS Living Now, Tape 9b, Staff Panel 1986

 

A0575/CS Living Now, (Strength and Yielding) 1987

 

A0576/CS Living Now, Close to Home, Arlene Wiltberger 1987

 

A0577/CS Living Now, Arlene Wiltberger 1987

 

A0578/CS Living Now, Close to Home, Arlene Wiltberger 1987

 

A0579/CS Community Based Block, Tape 1, Carl Rogers [90 min.] 5/6/81

 

A0580/CS Community Based Block, Tape 2, Carl Rogers [90 min.] 5/6/81

 

A0581/CS AHP, Dealing with Interracial International Tensions, Carl Rogers [60 min.] 1986

 

A0582/CS Explorers of Human Kind, Carl Rogers [90 min.]

 

A0583/CS The Intensive Group, Carl Rogers [60 min.]

 

A0584/CS New World / New Person, Carl Rogers [90 min.] 2/22/81

 

A0585/CS New World / New Person, Carl Rogers [90 min.] 2/22/81

 

A0586/CS Ripples in Time, Carl Rogers, Virginia Satir [60 min.]

 

A0587/CS To Be the Self That Truly Is, Carl Rogers [60 min.]

 

A0588/CS Talk on PCA, Parts 1-2, Carl Rogers [90 min.] 1/10/84

 

A0589/CS Talk on PCA, Parts 3-4, Carl Rogers [90 min.] 1/10/84

 

A0590/CS Talk on PCA, Parts 5-6, Carl Rogers [90 min.] 1/10/84

 

A0591/CS Talk on PCA, Parts 1-2, Carl Rogers [90 min.] 1/10/84

 

A0592/CS Talk on PCA, Parts 3-4, Carl Rogers [90 min.] 1/10/84

 

A0593/CS Talk on PCA, Parts 5-6, Carl Rogers [90 min.] 1/10/84

 

A0594/CS AHP, Do We Need "A" Reality, Carl Rogers [76 min.] 1974

 

A0596/CS AHP, Intro and Part of Talk. Carl Rogers [60 min.] 1977

 

A0597/CS AHP, Conference; Tape 1. Carl Rogers [90 min.] 1981

 

A0598/CS AHP, Conference; Tape 2. Carl Rogers [90 min.] August, 1981

 

A0599/CS AHP, Keynote Address. Tape 3, Carl Rogers [90 min.] 1983

 

A0600/CS AHP, The Heart of the Matter and studies of the Person. Tape 1. Carl Rogers [90 min.] 1993

 

A0601/CS AHP, The Heart of the Matter and studies of the Person. Tape 2. Carl Rogers [60 min.] 1993

 

A0603/CS East-West PCA Meeting. Tape 1. Carl Rogers [95 min.] 1993

 

A0604/CS East-West PCA Meeting. Tape 2. Carl Rogers [95 min.] 1993

 

A0605/CS HDME. Carl Rogers [90 min.] 2-18-1984

 

A0606/CS Johannesburg, South Africa. Carl Rogers [60 min.] 1982

 

A0607/CS Athabasca University Phone Interview. Carl Rogers. [120 min.] 4.85

 

A0608/CS Struggle for Acceptance - Interview with Sylvia. Copy. Carl Rogers [60 min.] 1976

 

A0609/CS Struggle for Acceptance - Interview with Sylvia. Original. Carl Rogers [90 min.] 1976

 

A0610/CS Interview with Miss Mun. Carl Rogers [90 min.] n/a

 

A0611/CS Interview with Phillipe De Rye. Carl Rogers [90 min.] 7-19-81

 

A0612/CS Interview with Phillipe De Rye. Carl Rogers [90 min.] 7-19-81

 

A0614/CS Interview with Jerome Freiburg. Tape 2. Carl Rogers [60 min.] 1983

 

A0615/CS Interview with Jerome Freiburg. Tape 1. Carl Rogers [60 min.] 1983

 

A0616/CS Interview with Miss Mun. Carl Rogers [60 min.] n/a

 

A0617/CS Interview with Cathy. Carl Rogers [132 min.] 1977

 

A0618/CS Interview with Gary Null. Carl Rogers [90 min] 1.7.81

 

A0619/CS Interview with Iris Fodor. Carl Rogers [92 min.] 6-29-1979

 

A0620/CS Interview with Iris Fodor. Carl Rogers [66 min.] 6-29-1979

 

A0621/CS AHP. Conversations. Tape 1. Carl Rogers [62 min.] 1986

 

A0622/CS Conversation Hour with Ruth Sanford. Carl Rogers [90 min.] n/a

 

A0623/CS Conversation with Carl Rogers - Students at Sonoma Institution [62 min.] 2-26-1981

 

A0624/CS Dialogue. Rogers and Shlien. Tape 2 [90 min.] 6-13-1986

 

A0625/CS Dialogue (Paris). Carl Rogers. Tape 1 [90 min.] 7-13-1986

 

A0626/CS Dialogue (Paris). Carl Rogers. Tape 1 [90 min.] n/a

 

A0627/CS Dialogue (Paris). Carl Rogers. Tape 2 [60 min.] n/a

 

A0628/CS Dialogue on Power. (Workshop). Carl Rogers [90 min.] n/a

 

A0629/CS Dialogue. Carl Rogers. [90 min.] 1982

 

A0630/CS Dialogue. Carl Rogers and Bateson. [90 min.] n/a

 

A0631/CS A.A.P. Six Therapists Ellis, Felder, Levinsky, Progoff, Rogers, Rosen [60 min.] n/a

 

A0632/CS Being Alone and Together. Tape 1. Susan Campbell, Natalie Rogers [60 min.] n/a

 

A0633/CS The Client-Centered Approach, Tape 1, Carl Rogers and Ruth Sanford [90 min.]

 

A0634/CS The Client-Centered Approach, Tape 2, Carl Rogers and Ruth Sanford [90 min.]

 

A0635/CS History of Psychotherapy, May, Rogers, Szasz, Whitaker [60 min.]

 

A0636/CS Administration Of Family Therapy with Gus Napier, Dr. Carl Whitaker

 

A0637/CS Administrative Problems of Psychotherapy, Problem of the Impasse, Dr. Carl Whitaker

 

A0638/CS A Case History with Dr. Gus Napier, Dr. Carl Whitaker

 

A0639/CS Clinical Demo, Boston Family Institute, Marathon Therapy Psychodrama as a Training Technique, Dr. Carl Whitaker

 

A0640/CS Community Psychiatry for Real with Dr. Alberto C. Seranno, Dr. Carl Whitaker

 

A0641/CS AHP Conference, Marilyn Ferguson 1981

 

A0642/CS AHP Conference, Joan Nasbitt 1981

 

A0643/CS Couples Therapy - Problems, Dr. Carl Whitaker

 

A0644/CS Couples Therapy Problems - Therapists Behavior, Dr. Carl Whitaker

 

A0645/CS Discussion with Dr. Richard Ruey of Denver General on Crisis Treatment and Management in Family Therapy

 

A0646/CS Cultural Myths about Marriage - Three Person Dynamics, Dr. Carl Whitaker

 

A0647/CS An Evening with Ram Dass, Tape 1 7/22/78

 

A0648/CS An Evening with Ram Dass, Tape 2 7/22/78

 

A0649/CS An Evening with Ram Dass, Tape 3 7/22/78

 

A0650/CS An Experiment in Learning, Ruth Sanford [90 min.] 8/13/75

 

A0651/CS Explorers of Humankind, Barbara Brown

 

A0652/CS Family: A School, Virginia Satir [60 min]

 

A0653/CS Family Therapy iwth Murray Brown, Dr. Carl Whitaker

 

A0654/CS Family Therapy Discussion, Dr. Carl Whitaker

 

A0655/CS Discussion with Dr. Fred Duke on Family Therapy, Dr. Carl Whitaker

 

A0656/CS Family Treatments, Dr. Carl Whitaker

 

A0657/CS Fight Training with George Bach, Dr. Carl Whitaker

 

A0658/CS First Stage of Family Treatment Process

 

A0659/CS Forum, Rogers and Freud, M. Zinkovic 1987

 

A0660/CS General Look at Family Therapy Treatment

 

A0661/CS The Hardings, Tape C 1990

 

A0662/CS The Hardings, Tape A 1990

 

A0663/CS The Hardings, Tape B 1990

 

A0664/CS How to Structure Therapy Parameters, Dr. Carl Whitaker

 

A0665/CS How to Survive as a Family Therapist

 

A0666/CS Family Classification and Myths - The Family in Therapy, Dr. Carl Whitaker

 

A0667/CS Introduction to Experimental Psychotherapy

 

A0668/CS Subscribers Questions Answered, Dr. Carl Whitaker

 

A0669/CS On Humanism in Medicine, David Rogers 2/22/81

 

A0670/CS On Humanism in Medicine, David Rogers 2/22/81

 

A0671/CS On Humanism in Medicine, David Rogers 2/22/81

 

A0672/CS Letting Go of Tension, Layne Longfellow

 

A0673/CS Memorial Celebration, Helen Rogers 4/11/79

 

A0674/CS Reflections on Personal Power, Tape 1, Andre Auw

 

A0675/CS Reflections on Personal Power, Tape 2, Andre Auw 1978

 

A0676/CS Reflections on Personal Power, Andre Auw

 

A0677/CS The Root of Psychotherapy with Dr. Malone, Dr. Carl Whitaker

 

A0678/CS Strength and Yielding, Charlie O'Leary 7/18/87

 

A0679/CS Charles O'Leary, Tape B 1990

 

A0680/CS Techniques in Dealing with Couples, Dr. Carl Whitaker

 

A0681/CS Transformational Language, Gay Swenson

 

A0682/CS Treatment and Cure of Schitzophrenia, Dr. Carl Whitaker

 

A0683/CS Types of Couples Who Come for Therapy, Dr. Carl Whitaker

 

A0684/CS Princeton Seminar [60 min] 1979

 

A0685/CS Princeton Seminar 1979

 

A0686/CS CCT, PCA, Polycentric, Workshop 1981

 

A0687/CS CCT Workshop, Tape 1, Carl Rogers 1981

 

A0688/CS CCT Workshop, Tape 2, Carl Rogers 1981

 

A0689/CS Polish Workshop, Tape1

 

A0690/CS Human Relations Class, Carl Rogers 1981

 

A0691/CS Human Relations Class, Carl Rogers 1982

 

A0692/CS Demonstration Counseling Interview 5/7/83

 

A0693/CS Forum, Spirituality Issues 1987

 

A0694/CS PCA Study Group, 7-14

 

A0695/CS PCA Study Group 5/16/86

 

A0696/CS Barrett-Lennard to Carl Rogers [90 min] 9/82

 

A0697/CS Barrett-Lennard to Carl Rogers [60 min.] 9/10/81

 

A0698/CS Paul Brenner #1 [90 min]

 

A0699/CS Paul Brenner #2 [90 min]

 

A0700/CS Paul Brenner #3 [60 min] 11/77

 

A0701/CS Susan Campbell, Natalie Rogers - Interview by New Dimensions, Tape 1 [60 min] 2/22/81

 

A0702/CS Susan Campbell, Natalie Rogers - Interview by New Dimensions, Tape 2 [60 min] 2/22/81

 

A0703/CS Dutch Mental Health People, CSP, Tape 1 [60 min] 1985

 

A0704/CS Dutch Mental Health People, CPA, Tape 2 [60 min] 1985

 

A0705/CS Ram Dass and Music [90 min.] 1978

 

A0706/CS Session with Woman, Carl Rogers [60 min.] 1980

 

A0707/CS Ellie, Carl Rogers [60 min] 1981

 

A0708/CS Ellie, Carl Rogers [60 min.] 1981

 

A0709/CS Ellie, Carl Rogers [60 min] 1981

 

A0710/CS Susan from Poland [60 min.] 10/12/83

 

A0711/CS ADPCA, Part 1, Tape 1 of 16 [60 min.] 1988

 

A0712/CS ADPCA, Part 1, Tape 2 of 16 [60 min] 1988

 

A0713/CS ADPCA, Part 1, Tape 3 of 16 [60 min] 1988

 

A0714/CS ADPCA, Part 1, Tape 4 of 16 [60 min] 1988

 

A0715/CS ADPCA, Part 1, Tape 5 of 16 [60 min] 1988

 

A0716/CS ADPCA, Part 1, Tape 6 of 16 [90 min] 1988

 

A0717/CS ADPCA, Part 1, Tape 7 of 16 [90 min] 1988

 

A0718/CS ADPCA, Part 1, Tape 8 of 16 [90 min.] 1988

 

A0719/CS ADPCA, Part 1, Tape 9 of 16 [92 min] 1988

 

A0720/CS ADPCA, Part 1, Tape 10 of 16 [92 min.] 1988

 

A0721/CS ADPCA, Part 1, Tape 11 of 16 [90 min.] 1988

 

A0722/CS ADPCA, Part 1, Tape 12 of 16 [90 min.] 1988

 

A0723/CS ADPCA, Part 1, Tape 13 of 16 [90 min.] 1988

 

A0724/CS ADPCA, Part 1, Tape 14 of 16 [90 min] 1988

 

A0725/CS ADPCA, Part 1, Tape 15 of 16 [90 min] 1988

 

A0726/CS ADPCA, Part 1, Tape 16 of 16 [60 min.] 1988

 

A0727/CS ADPCA, Part 2, Tape 1 of 14 [60 min.] 1988

 

A0728/CS ADPCA, Part 2, Tape 2 of 14 [60 min] 1988

 

A0729/CS ADPCA, Part 2, Tape 3 of 14 [90 min.] 1988

 

A0730/CS ADPCA, Part 2, Tape 4 of 14 [90 min.] 1988

 

A0731/CS ADPCA, Part 2, Tape 5 of 14 [90 min.] 1988

 

A0732/CS ADPCA, Part 2, Tape 6 of 14 [90 min] 1988

 

A0733/CS ADPCA, Part 2, Tape 7 of 14 [90 min.] 1988

 

A0734/CS ADPCA, Part 2, Tape 8 of 14 [90 min.] 1988

 

A0735/CS ADPCA, Part 2, Tape 9 of 14 [90 min] 1988

 

A0736/CS ADPCA, Part 2, Tape 10 of 14 [90 min.] 1988

 

A0737/CS ADPCA, Part 2, Tape 11 of 14 [90 min.] 1988

 

A0738/CS ADPCA, Part 2, Tape 12 of 14 [90 min] 1988

 

A0739/CS ADPCA, Part 2, Tape 13 of 14 [90 min.] 1988

 

A0740/CS ADPCA, Part 2, Tape 14 of 14 [90 min.] 1988

 

A0741/CS Effective Interpersonal Relationships, Betty Berzon and Jerome Reisel, Tape 1 of 4 [42 min.] 1968

 

A0742/CS Effective Interpersonal Relationships, Betty Berzon and Jerome Reisel, Tape 2 of 4 [60 min] 1968

 

A0743/CS Effective Interpersonal Relationships, Betty Berzon and Jerome Reisel, Tape 3 of 4 [45:00] 1968

 

A0744/CS Effective Interpersonal Relationships, Betty Berzon and Jerome Reisel, Tape 4 of 4 [45:00] 1968

 

A0745/CS Employee and Team Development, Betty Berzon and Lawrence Solomon, Tape 1 of 4 [84 min.] 1969

 

A0746/CS Employee and Team Development, Betty Berzon and Lawrence Solomon, Tape 2 of 4 [45 min.] 1969

 

A0747/CS Employee and Team Development, Betty Berzon and Lawrence Solomon, Tape 3 of 4 [40 min.] 1969

 

A0748/CS Employee and Team Development, Betty Berzon and Lawrence Solomon, Tape 4 of 4 [30 min.] 1969

 

A0749/CS Living Now, Dowling, Cobbs, Tape 1 of 6 [90 min.] 1982

 

A0750/CS Living Now, Dowling, Cobbs, Tape 2 of 6 [90 min.] 1982

 

A0751/CS Living Now, Dowling, Cobbs, Tape 3 of 6 1982

 

A0752/CS Living Now, Dowling, Cobbs, Tape 4 of 6 [62 min.] 1982

 

A0753/CS Living Now, Dowling, Cobbs, Tape 5 of 6 [92 min] 1982

 

A0754/CS Living Now, Dowling, Cobbs, Tape 6 of 6 1982

 

A0825/CS Living Now, Rogers, Friedman, and Polsters, Tape 1 of 6 1982

 

A0756/CS Living Now, Rogers, Friedman, and Polsters, Tape 2 of 6 1982

 

A0757/CS Living Now, Rogers, Friedman, and Polsters, Tape 3 of 6 1982

 

A0758/CS Living Now, Rogers, Friedman, and Polsters, Tape 4 of 6 1982

 

A0759/CS Living Now, Rogers, Friedman, and Polsters, Tape 5 of 6 1982

 

A0760/CS Living Now, Rogers, Friedman, and Polsters, Tape 6 of 6 1982

 

A0761/CS Ripples in Time, Satir, Rogers, Tape 1 of 4 1979

 

A0762/CS Ripples in Time, Satir, Rogers, Tape 2 of 4 1979

 

A0763/CS Ripples in Time, Satir, Rogers, Tape 3 of 4 1979

 

A0764/CS Ripples in Time, Satir, Rogers, Tape 4 of 4 1979

 

A0765/CS Stress, The American Addiction - How to Break the Habit, Longfellow, Tape 1 of 6 1983

 

A0766/CS Stress, The American Addiction - How to Break the Habit, Longfellow, Tape 2 of 6 1983

 

A0767/CS Stress, The American Addiction - How to Break the Habit, Longfellow, Tape 3 of 6 1983

 

A0768/CS Stress, The American Addiction - How to Break the Habit, Longfellow, Tape 4 of 6 1983

 

A0769/CS Stress, The American Addiction - How to Break the Habit, Longfellow, Tape 5 of 6 1983

 

A0770/CS Stress, The American Addiction - How to Break the Habit, Longfellow, Tape 6 of 6 1983

 

A0771/CS Two Humanists, Rogers and Ferguson, Tape 1 of 4 1982

 

A0772/CS Two Humanists, Rogers and Ferguson, Tape 2 of 4 1982

 

A0773/CS Two Humanists, Rogers and Ferguson, Tape 3 of 4 1982

 

A0774/CS Two Humanists, Rogers and Ferguson, Tape 4 of 4 1982

 

A0775/CS Two Humanists, Rogers and Ferguson, Tape 1 of 4 10/9/82

 

A0776/CS Two Humanists, Rogers and Ferguson, Tape 2 of 4 10/9/82

 

A0777/CS Two Humanists, Rogers and Ferguson, Tape 3 of 4 10/9/82

 

A0778/CS Two Humanists, Rogers and Ferguson, Tape 4 of 4 10/9/82

 

A0779/CS Two Humanists, Rogers and Ferguson, Tape 1 of 4 10/9/82

 

A0780/CS Two Humanists, Rogers and Ferguson, Tape 2 of 4 10/9/82

 

A0781/CS Two Humanists, Rogers and Ferguson, Tape 3 of 4 10/9/82

 

A0782/CS Two Humanists, Rogers and Ferguson, Tape 4 of 4 10/9/82

 

A0783/CS AHP, San Francisco, 25th Anniversary Celebration, Tape 1 of 3 3/8/85

 

A0784/CS AHP, San Francisco, 25th Anniversary Celebration, Tape 2 of 3 3/8/85

 

A0785/CS AHP, San Francisco, 25th Anniversary Celebration, Tape 1 of 3 3/8/85

 

A0786/CS AHP, San Francisco, 25th Anniversary Celebration, Tape 2 of 3 3/8/85

 

A0787/CS AHP, San Francisco, 25th Anniversary Celebration, Tape 3 of 3 3/8/85

 

A0788/CS Living Now Institute, Tape 1 of 12 7/83

 

A0789/CS Living Now Institute, Tape 2 of 12 7/83

 

A0790/CS Living Now Institute, Tape 3 of 12 7/83

 

A0791/CS Living Now Institute, Tape 4 of 12 7/83

 

A0792/CS Living Now Institute, Tape 5 of 12 7/83

 

A0793/CS Living Now Institute, Tape 6 of 12 7/83

 

A0794/CS Living Now Institute, Tape 7 of 12 7/83

 

A0795/CS Living Now Institute, Tape 8 of 12 7/83

 

A0796/CS Living Now Institute, Tape 9 of 12 7/83

 

A0797/CS Living Now Institute, Tape 10 of 12 7/83

 

A0798/CS Living Now Institute, Tape 11 of 12 7/83

 

A0799/CS Living Now Institute, Tape 12 of 12 7/83

 

A0800/CS Living Now, Tape 1 of 10 7/84

 

A0801/CS Living Now, Tape 2 of 10 7/84

 

A0802/CS Living Now, Tape 3 of 10 7/84

 

A0803/CS Living Now, Tape 4 of 10 7/84

 

A0804/CS Living Now, Tape 5 of 10 7/84

 

A0805/CS Living Now, Tape 6 of 10 7/84

 

A0806/CS Living Now, Tape 7 of 10 7/84

 

A0807/CS Living Now, Tape 8 of 10 7/84

 

A0808/CS Living Now, Tape 9 of 10 7/84

 

A0809/CS Living Now, Tape 10 of 10 7/84

 

A0810/CS Living Now, Tape 1 of 12 7/85

 

A0811/CS Living Now, Tape 2 of 12 7/85

 

A0812/CS Living Now, Tape 3 of 12 7/85

 

A0813/CS Living Now, Tape 4 of 12 7/85

 

A0814/CS Living Now, Tape 5 of 12 7/85

 

A0815/CS Living Now, Tape 6 of 12 7/85

 

A0816/CS Living Now, Tape 7 of 12 7/85

 

A0817/CS Living Now, Tape 8 of 12 7/85

 

A0818/CS Living Now, Tape 9 of 12 7/85

 

A0819/CS Living Now, Tape 10 of 12 7/85

 

A0820/CS Living Now, Tape 11 of 12 7/85

 

A0821/CS Living Now, Tape 12 of 12 7/85

 

A0822/CS Living Now, Tape 1 of 12 7/86

 

A0823/CS Living Now, Tape 2 of 12 7/86

 

A0824/CS Living Now, Tape 3 of 12 7/86

 

A0825/CS Living Now, Tape 4 of 12 7/86

 

A0826/CS Living Now, Tape 5 of 12 7/86

 

A0827/CS Living Now, Tape 6 of 12 7/86

 

A0828/CS Living Now, Tape 7 of 12 7/86

 

A0829/CS Living Now, Tape 8 of 12 7/86

 

A0830/CS Living Now, Tape 9 of 12 7/86

 

A0831/CS Living Now, Tape 10 of 12 7/86

 

A0832/CS Living Now, Tape 11 of 12 7/86

 

A0833/CS Living Now, Tape 12 of 12 7/86

 

A0834/CS Living Now, Hugh and Gail Prather, Tape 1 of 8 1988

 

A0835/CS Living Now, Hugh and Gail Prather, Tape 2 of 8 1988

 

A0836/CS Living Now, Hugh and Gail Prather, Tape 3 of 8 1988

 

A0837/CS Living Now, Hugh and Gail Prather, Tape 4 of 8 1988

 

A0838/CS Living Now, Hugh and Gail Prather, Tape 5 of 8 1988

 

A0839/CS Living Now, Hugh and Gail Prather, Tape 6 of 8 1988

 

A0840/CS Living Now, Hugh and Gail Prather, Tape 7 of 8 1988

 

A0841/CS Living Now, Hugh and Gail Prather, Tape 8 of 8 1988

 

A0842/CS LIving Now Institute, Tape 1 of 6 1989

 

A0843/CS LIving Now Institute, Tape 2 of 6 1989

 

A0844/CS LIving Now Institute, Tape 3 of 6 1989

 

A0845/CS LIving Now Institute, Tape 4 of 6 1989

 

A0846/CS LIving Now Institute, Tape 5 of 6 1989

 

A0847/CS LIving Now Institute, Tape 6 of 6 1989

 

A0848/CS PCA Forum I, Tape 1 of 10

 

A0849/CS PCA Forum I, Tape 2 of 10

 

A0850/CS PCA Forum I, Tape 3 of 10

 

A0851/CS PCA Forum I, Tape 4 of 10

 

A0852/CS PCA Forum I, Tape 5 of 10

 

A0853/CS PCA Forum I, Tape 6 of 10

 

A0854/CS PCA Forum I, Tape 7 of 10

 

A0855/CS PCA Forum I, Tape 8 of 10

 

A0856/CS PCA Forum I, Tape 9 of 10

 

A0857/CS PCA Forum I, Tape 10 of 10

 

A0858/CS PCA Forum II, Tape 1 of 12

 

A0859/CS PCA Forum II, Tape 2 of 12

 

A0860/CS PCA Forum II, Tape 3 of 12

 

A0861/CS PCA Forum II, Tape 4 of 12

 

A0862/CS PCA Forum II, Tape 5 of 12

 

A0863/CS PCA Forum II, Tape 6 of 12

 

A0864/CS PCA Forum II, Tape 7 of 12

 

A0865/CS PCA Forum II, Tape 8 of 12

 

A0866/CS PCA Forum II, Tape 9 of 12

 

A0867/CS PCA Forum II, Tape 10 of 12

 

A0868/CS PCA Forum II, Tape 11 of 12

 

A0869/CS PCA Forum II, Tape 12 of 12

 

A0870/CS PCA Forum III, Tape 1 of 11

 

A0871/CS PCA Forum III, Tape 2 of 11

 

A0872/CS PCA Forum III, Tape 3 of 11

 

A0873/CS PCA Forum III, Tape 4 of 11

 

A0874/CS PCA Forum III, Tape 5 of 11

 

A0875/CS PCA Forum III, Tape 6 of 11

 

A0876/CS PCA Forum III, Tape 7 of 11

 

A0877/CS PCA Forum III, Tape 8 of 11

 

A0878/CS PCA Forum III, Tape 9 of 11

 

A0879/CS PCA Forum III, Tape 10 of 11

 

A0880/CS PCA Forum III, Tape 11 of 11

 

A0881/CS The Evolution of Psychotherapy, Tape 1 of 8 1985

 

A0882/CS The Evolution of Psychotherapy, Tape 2 of 8 1985

 

A0883/CS The Evolution of Psychotherapy, Tape 3 of 8 1985

 

A0884/CS The Evolution of Psychotherapy, Tape 4 of 8 1985

 

A0885/CS The Evolution of Psychotherapy, Tape 5 of 8 1985

 

A0886/CS The Evolution of Psychotherapy, Tape 6 of 8 1985

 

A0887/CS The Evolution of Psychotherapy, Tape 7 of 8 1985

 

A0888/CS The Evolution of Psychotherapy, Tape 8 of 8 1985

 

Video Cassettes

 

V0136/UM Film 20, Client Centered Therapy, Parts 1 and 2 [60 minute tape] [1950]

 

V0137/UM Film No. 23 [60 minute tape] [1955]

 

V0138/UM Film 24, "The Case of Miss Min Film" [60 minute tape] [1955]

 

V0139/UM Film 19, Psychotherapy, Parts 1 and 2 [Length unknown--018271] [1960]

 

V0140/UM Film No. 21, Profile and Dialogue, Parts 1 and 2, C. Rogers and P. Tillich [60 minute tape] [1965?]

 

V0141/UM Three Approaches to Psychotherapy, Part 1 ["'Gloria' with Carl Rogers"?] [60 minute tape--Master No 15646] [1965?]

 

V0142/VHS 14: "J. into Self" [60 minute tape--Part 1 and part 2 are the same; this is part 1] [1968]

 

V0143/UM Film 14, Journey into Self, Part 1 [60 minute tape--CPV# 018271] [1968]

 

V0144/UM Film 14, Journey into Self, Part 2 [60 minute tape--CPV# 018271] [1968]

 

V0145/UM Film 13, A Conversation with C.R. Part 1 [Length unknown--018288 Speculations TV series with Keith Berwick] [1969]

 

V0146/UM Film 13, A conversation with C.R. Part 2 [Length unknown--108288 Speculations TV series with Keith Berwick] [1969]

 

V0147/UM Film 13, Speculation Part 3 [60 minute tape--Speculations TV series with Keith Berwick] [1969]

 

V0148/UM Film 12, Notable Contributors Series, Discussion with C. R. Part 1 [60 minute tape] [1970]

 

V0149/UM Film 12, Notable Contributors Series, Discussion with C.R. Part 2 [60 minute tape--018288] [1970]

 

V0150/UM Because That's My Way, Part 1 [60 minute tape--CVP# 018271 (good)] [1971]

 

V0151/UM Because that's my Way, Part 2 [60 minute tape--CVP# 018271 (bad)] [1971]

 

V0152/VHS 9: Encounter Group, Part 1 ["Carl Rogers Conducts an Encounter Group"] [60 minute tape] [1972]

 

V0153/VHS 9: Encounter Group, Part 2 ["Carl Rogers Conducts an Encounter Group"] [60 minute tape] [1972]

 

V0154/UM Film 9, Encounter, Tape 1, Part 1 [60 minute tape--015652] [1972]

 

V0155/UM Film 9, Tape No. 2, Encounter Group [60 minute tape--015652] [1972]

 

V0156/UM Film 10, Education, Part 2, Tape 1 ["Carl Rogers on Education," with John Whitley] [60 minute tape--015652] [1973]

 

V0157/UM Film 10, Tape 2, Education, Part 2 ["Carl Rogers on Education," with John Whitley] [60 minute tape--015652] [1973]

 

V0158/UM Film 11, Tape 1, Marriage ["Persons as Partners"] [60 minute tape--015652] [1973]

 

V0159/UM Greene Soc, Evening, No. 1 [60 minute tape--No picture] 10 May 1973

 

V0160/UM Greene Soc. Evening, No. 2 [60 minute tape--No picture] 10 May 1973

 

V0161/UM Film No. 7, Parts 1 and2 [Rogers & Whitley?] [60 minute tape--018115 No 2] [1974?]

 

V0162/VHS 8 "Reflections, Part 1" [60 minute tape--There is no part 2] [1974?]

 

V0163/UM Film No. 8, Part 1 ["Reflections"?] [60 minute tape--018115 No 3] [1976?]

 

V0164/UM Film No. 8, Part 2 ["Reflections"?] [60 minute tape--Master has no audio, no video Blank] [1974?]

 

V0165/UM Film No. 6 ["Three Approaches to Psychotherapy, Part 1"?] [60 minute tape--Tape 1 No 018115] [1977]

 

V0166/UM Three Approaches to Psych., Part 3 ["'Kathy' with Arnold Lazarus"?] [60 minute tape--Master No 15646] [1977]

 

V0167/UM Three approaches to Psychotherapy, Part 2 ["'Kathy' with Everett Shostrom"] [60 minute tape--Master No 15642] [1977]

 

V0168/UM Film No. 22, "At One With" K. Berwick and C. Rogers [60 minute tape] [1977]

 

V0169/UM Carl and Doug--Speech to over 1000 people. [Venesuelen?] [60 minute tape--9-7024] 1978?

 

V0170/UM Film 3, Struggle for Self-Acceptance, Parts 1 and 2 [60 minute tape] 1980?

 

V0171/UM Carl and Doug Opening, No. 1 [60 minute tape] [n.d.]

 

V0172/UM Carl and Doug, Dialogue after an Interview [60 minute tape] [n.d.]

 

V0173/UM Carl and Doug [...] questions-statements, end of conf. [60 minute tape--Poor quality] [n.d.]

 

V0174/UM Cutaways [60 minute tape] [n.d.]

 

V0175/UM Doug and translator on religion and psych. [60 minute tape] [n.d.]

 

V0176/UM Doug and Translator, Dr. Land no tiene voz., No. 4,5,6 [60 minute tape] [n.d.]

 

V0177/UM Doug, No. 7-8 [60 minute tape] [n.d.]

 

V0178/UM Dr. Land, No. 1, Facilitador [20 minute tape] [n.d.]

 

V0179/UM Dr. Land, N0. 2, Facilitador [20 minute tape] [n.d.]

 

V0180/UM Dr. Land, No. 3, Facilitador [20 minute tape] [n.d.]

 

V0181/UM Dr. Land, No. 4 [20 minute tape] [n.d.]

 

V0182/UM Fallows Farce of Life, No. 5 [20 minute tape] [n.d.]

 

V0183/UM Farce of Life, No. 6 [20 minute tape--Will bring us to its proper conclusion Talks about therapy and helping clients open to dialogue] [n.d.]

 

V0184/UM Part 1 of 4 [60 minute tape--Master No 15651] [n.d.]

 

V0185/UM Part 2 of 4 [60 minute tape--Master No 15651] [n.d.]

 

V0186/UM Part 3 of 4 [60 minute tape--Master No 15651] [n.d.]

 

V0187/UM Part 4 of 4 [60 minute tape--Master No 15651] [n.d.]

 

V0188/UM Reel 1 [60 minute tape] [n.d.]

 

V0189/UM Reel 2 [60 minute tape] [n.d.]

 

V0190/UM RO No. 8 [20 minute tape--Audio weak] [n.d.]

 

V0191/UM Rogers, No. 7 [20 minute tape--Doug talked about Albert Ellis and Education] [n.d.]

 

V0192/UM Tape No. 1, Thurs, May 10, 9:00 AM [60 minute tape--Tape is ruined at end, No picture] [n.d.]

 

V0193/UM Tape No. 2, Thurs, May 10, 9:00 AM [60 minute tape--No picture] [n.d.]

 

V0194/UM Untitled [60 minute tape--No picture] [n.d.]

 

V0195/UM Untitled [60 minute tape] [n.d.]

 

V0196/UM Untitled [60 minute tape] [n.d.]

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