Interview with Harry Stack Sullivan, part 6 of 6

Item

Interview with Harry Stack Sullivan, part 6 of 6

• 1948 (Creation)

1 reel

Recording contains a lecture on learning during childhood, including manipulation, deceit, disgust, and concealment; realistically adjusted social performances, the self-system, oral dynamism, and sublimation.

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Wire recording reel was digitized before ID# was assigned. Reel identifiers are based on the dates labeled on the physical reel and the dates associated with the digital files. Digital files were matched to the physical items as close as possible. The identifier cannot be confirmed to refer to the physical item. Request physical items according to date. See AVA.MS007.011. For legacy digital files, see DCD/MS/MS007/AVA/Legacy_files/MS7.seriesX.b2.HSSullivan recording.../01 Sullivan Feb 1 1948 reel 1 ///Has also been described as Feb 1, 1948 reel #1 [#7?].

See MS007-AV-Inventory.xlsx in the collection control folder for item details.

• performance
• manipulative behavior
• Sublimation (psychology)

• Sullivan, Harry Stack, 1892-1949 (Subject)

• sound recordings
• interviews