Miscellaneous materials
Creator: Jelliffe, Smith Ely, 1866-1945
Date: circa 1920-1945 (bulk 1930s)
Level of Description: Sub-collection/group
Material Type: Manuscripts
Call Number: Unavailable
Unit ID: 223276
Abstract: Materials from Jelliffe include typed fragments, excerpts, and some complete manuscripts; articles of interest written by others; correspondence; and other related materials. Includes excerpts from the Dreamer; transcripts of materials written by Carl Jung, Thomas Mann, and Karl Menninger, among others; correspondence between Jelliffe and Marshal Stearns, etc. Topics include Sigmund Freud; faith and science; Penelope (Odysseus' wife) and her dreams; Katherine and Herman Cornell of Tulsa, Oklahoma and their daughter's marriage to a Polish count; public and popular perceptions of psychiatry, etc.
Space Required/Quantity: 0.25 cubic feet
Title (Main title): Miscellaneous materials
Part of: Menninger Foundation Archives. Historic Psychiatry sub-collection.
Biography
Biog. Sketch (Full):
Smith Ely Jelliffe was born 27 October, 1866 in New York City. He studied engineering at the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute, received his medical degree from Columbia University, and also received training in botany and pharmaceutical work.
Jelliffe was a founder of psychoanalysis in the United States, an early adherent to Sigmund Freud; he was also a pioneer in the study of psychosomatic medicine. He co-founded the Psychoanalytic Review with collaborator William Allanson White, the first English language publication for psychoanalysis. He also served as president of various professional organizations, including the New York Psychiatric Society, the New York Neurological Society, and the American Psychopathological Association. He edited the Journal of Nervous and Mental Diseases for over 40 years.
Smith Ely Jelliffe died at home on 25 September 1945.
Scope and Content
Portions of Collection Separately Described:
- Jelliffee, Smith Ely "Fact and Faith" by J.B.S. Haldane excerpt (Box 1, folder 5)
- Jelliffe, Smith Ely Corres. Re: Katherine and Herman Cornell 1930-31 (Box 1, folder 10)
- Jelliffe, Smith Ely--"Emotions and Disease" (World Telegram Editorial Oct. 16, 1931) (Box 1, folder 8)
- Jelliffe, Smith Ely--Finding aid and notes, 1956 (Box 1, folder 1)
- Jelliffe, Smith Ely "Freud's Position in the History of Modern Culture" by Thomas Mann 1929 (Box 1, folder 4)
- Jelliffe, Smith Ely--Heraclitus Fire--Penelope's Dream ND (Box 1, folder 6)
- Jelliffe, Smith Ely "Memo of Attack of August 12, 1932" (Box 1, folder 7)
- Jelliffe, Smith Ely re: Time Magazine Treatment of Psychiatry 1945 (Box 1, folder 11)
- Jelliffe, Smith Ely "Sigmund Freud in Historical Setting" by C.G. Jung [early 1920s] (Box 1, folder 3)
- Jelliffe, Smith Ely "Sigmund Freud's Place in Psychiatry" 1938 (Box 1, folder 9)
More separate components
Portions of Collection Not Separately Described:
- Jelliffe, Smith Ely--Finding aid and notes, 1956 (Box 1, folder 1)
- Jelliffe, Smith Ely--"The Dreamer" pp 250-? (Box 1, folder 2)
- Jelliffe, Smith Ely "Sigmund Freud in Historical Setting" by C.G. Jung [early 1920s] (Box 1, folder 3)
- Jelliffe, Smith Ely "Freud's Position in the History of Modern Culture" by Thomas Mann 1929 (Box 1, folder 4)
- Jelliffee, Smith Ely "Fact and Faith" by J.B.S. Haldane excerpt (Box 1, folder 5)
- Jelliffe, Smith Ely--Heraclitus Fire--Penelope's Dream ND (Box 1, folder 6)
- Jelliffe, Smith Ely "Memo of Attack of August 12, 1932" (Box 1, folder 7)
- Jelliffe, Smith Ely--"Emotions and Disease" (World Telegram Editorial Oct. 16, 1931) (Box 1, folder 8)
- Jelliffe, Smith Ely "Sigmund Freud's Place in Psychiatry" 1938 (Box 1, folder 9)
- Jelliffe, Smith Ely Corres. Re: Katherine and Herman Cornell 1930-31 (Box 1, folder 10)
Locators:
| Locator | Contents |
|---|---|
| 078-02-04-04 |
Index Terms
Subjects
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Freud, Sigmund, 1856-1939
Jelliffe, Smith Ely, 1866-1945 -- Archives
Psychiatry -- History
Psychoanalysis -- United States -- History
Creators and Contributors
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Jelliffe, Smith Ely, 1866-1945
Agency Classification:
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Organizations/Corporations. Menninger Foundation Archives. Historic Psychiatry. Individuals. Smith Ely Jelliffe.

