Queer History Lecture

Princeton scholar Regina Kunzel talks about her research into the nearly lost psychoanalytical files from Saint Elizabeth’s Hospital. Historic slides taken during the mid-twentieth century added additional context to her talk / photo by Alice Evans.

“In Treatment: Psychiatry and the Archives of Modern Sexuality”

Coauthored by Kenneth Surles, Anniston Ward, and Ryan Murphy

Author

Kenneth Surles

Anniston Ward

Ryan Murphy

Publication Year

2018

Publication type

Annual Review

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“In Treatment: Psychiatry and the Archives of Modern Sexuality”

New CSWS fellowship offers a course release for research on gender

Guillemin named as 'Emerging Inventor'

CSWS announces 2025-26 Research Interest Groups