Box 20
Contains 5 Results:
Book: Hannah Arendt: For Love of the World—Korean translation, 2007 (4 copies), 2007
The collection primarily reflects Young-Bruehl's fiction, nonfiction, and poetry writing, including manuscripts and complete background files for her biographies of Hannah Arendt and Anna Freud. Also includes some material for specific courses at Wesleyan and early documents reflecting her graduate education and teaching at the New School for Social Research, NYC.
Book: Anatomy of Prejudices—Japanese translation (6 copies)
The collection primarily reflects Young-Bruehl's fiction, nonfiction, and poetry writing, including manuscripts and complete background files for her biographies of Hannah Arendt and Anna Freud. Also includes some material for specific courses at Wesleyan and early documents reflecting her graduate education and teaching at the New School for Social Research, NYC.
Folder: Publishers—current, circa 2002-2008, circa 2002-2008
The collection primarily reflects Young-Bruehl's fiction, nonfiction, and poetry writing, including manuscripts and complete background files for her biographies of Hannah Arendt and Anna Freud. Also includes some material for specific courses at Wesleyan and early documents reflecting her graduate education and teaching at the New School for Social Research, NYC.
Folder: Greenwich Village Youth Center
The collection primarily reflects Young-Bruehl's fiction, nonfiction, and poetry writing, including manuscripts and complete background files for her biographies of Hannah Arendt and Anna Freud. Also includes some material for specific courses at Wesleyan and early documents reflecting her graduate education and teaching at the New School for Social Research, NYC.
Photocopied scholarly articles and chapters—not by Young Bruehl
The collection primarily reflects Young-Bruehl's fiction, nonfiction, and poetry writing, including manuscripts and complete background files for her biographies of Hannah Arendt and Anna Freud. Also includes some material for specific courses at Wesleyan and early documents reflecting her graduate education and teaching at the New School for Social Research, NYC.