July 15, 1971.
22.PIT, Ch. VII.
- Ibid.
- Ibid.
- Ibid.
- AI with ER, Aug. 2, 1971
- AI with Fried, July 15, 1971.
28.RSF, 106-107.
- Tel. Int. with K. R. Eissler, July 1971.
30.AI with Grete Bibring, May 30, 1971.
31.AI with Edith Jacobson,Oct. 15, 1971.
32.PIT, Ch. VIII.
- Ibid.
- AI with Rosetta Hurwitz, Oct. 16, 1971.
- WR, “Work Democracy in Action,”Annals of the Orgone Institute, I, 1947, 7. (This volume
ofthe Annals was destroyed by the FDA.) - AI with ER, Aug. 2, 1971.
37- Ibid.
38.AC with WR,Summer 1950.
Chapter 16:The Bio-electrical Experiments: 1934-1935, p.196- Freud would have taken a dim view of Reich’s effort in this direction. A historian of psy-
choanalysis, Paul Roazen, has stated: “He [Freud] did not have to raise his voice to express
displeasure;he almost growled at [Siegfried] Bernfeld’s attempt to measure libido quantita-
tively, and it was known then that Bernfeld must be on his way out with Freud”Freud and
His Followers,502.
2.My summary ofReich’s scientific development during this period draws substantially
upon David Boadella’s fine study ofReich’s work,Wilhelm Reich: The Evolution ofHis Work,
Ch. 4.