page iii THE FRED BERL PAPERS ORGANIZATION OF THESE … · 2. philosophy of human behavior 3. human behavior 4. social theory 5. jewish identity 6. social work education 7. assault

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THE FRED BERL PAPERS

CATALOGER'S NOTES

SERIES II

ORGANIZATION OF THESE PAPERS

Strict archival rules dictate that papers should be arranged chronologically,without separation into topics. Subject indexes, as well as those arranged bypersonal name, should provide alternative access to the papers. In the case of thePapers of Fred Berl, however, it was decided to stray from the usual methodologyand to arrange the papers by subject, and within subject, chronologically. Thereasons for this decision are not only to provide the user with a better sense ofDr. Berl's expanse of expertise and the structure of his life's work, but also tobetter organize the large numbers of untitled and undated papers. The table ofcontents provides perhaps the best overview of this man's talent, and it was hopedthat this type of arrangement would truly do justice to an extraordinary thinkerand practitioner.

USE OF THESE PAPERS

Within each subject area, the papers are arranged chronologically, withundated works at the end of each section on that topic. Only the first page ofeage document has been numbered, and this is used as the identifying number inboth the inventory and the indices. Most of the papers are short enough (i.e.,1-10 pages) that this type of arrangement should be efficient for researchers.

AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Thanks are due to Helen Rosenbaum Mashbaum for her efforts in seeing tocompletion the initial arrangement of these papers.

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CONTENTS

Abstract philosophyPhilosophy of changeHuman behavior philosophy, 1966-68, no dateHuman behavior, 1954-2/1968

Human behavior, 5/1967-11/1980, no date

Social theory, 1958-77, no dateJewish identity, 1973-80

Jewish identity, no dateSocial work education, 1953-79

Social work education,vno dateAssault on clinical practice correspondence,

1972-74Assault on clinical practice papers, 1961-72Social work methodology, 1944-1/1965

Social work methodology, 1966-74, no dateFamily services, 1952-74

Family services, 1972-74Children's services, 1956-74, no date

Child Welfare League, 1959-67, no dateYouth/Adolescent services, 1947-75, no date

Services for the aged, 1951-80, no dateServices for immigrants, 1947-55, no dateSupervision, 1956-10/1972

Supervision, 10/72-1977Published articles, 1947-79Why I write, 1974Palestine, no dateMiscellany, 1962-81

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T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S

SERIES I ISECTION

1 . PHILOSOPHY

2. PHILOSOPHY OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR

3. HUMAN BEHAVIOR

4. SOCIAL THEORY

5. JEWISH IDENTITY

6. SOCIAL WORK EDUCATION

7. ASSAULT ON CLINICAL PRACTICE

8. SOCIAL WORK METHODOLOGY

9. FAMILY SERVICES

10. CHILDREN'S SERVICES

11. CHILD WELFARE LEAGUE

12. YOUTH/ADOLESCENT SERVICES

13. SERVICES FOR THE AGED

14. SERVICES FOR IMMIGRANTS

15. SUPERVISION

16. PUBLISHED WORKS

17. WHY I WRITE

18. PALESTINE

19. MISCELLANY

20. SUBJECT INDEX

21. PERSONAL NAME INDEX

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INVENTORYSERIES II

SECTION 1: PHILOSOPHY

Document No. Description

00001 35 short papers on abstract philosophy. 6/26/61-8/31/62.

00002 Untitled paper on the philosophy of change. 91 p. (early period).

SECTION 2: HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND PHILOSOPHY

00003 Untitled. 1 p. 10/21/66.

00004 Fromm. 5 p. 2/19/68.

00005 Untitled. 2 p. No date.

00006 Untitled. 4 p. 3/2/67.


00008 Ego theory. 1 p. No date.


SECTION 3: HUMAN BEHAVIOR

00010 (Book review of) The scourge of the swastika: a short history of Naziwar crimes, by Lord Russell of Liverpool, 1954. 3 p. (1954).

00011 (Book review of) Harvest of hate: the Nazi program for the destructionof the Jews of Europe, by Leon Poliakov, forward by Reinhold Niebuhr,T954~ 6~p: (1954).

00012 New developments in psychology. 6 p. 2/25/57.

00012a (Review of) "The evolution of psychoanalytic tasks and goals: ahistorical study of Freud's writings on technique," by Edward M.L.Burchand, Psychiatry, Vol. 21, Nov. 1958. 7 p. (1958).

00013 "Social structure and the development of personality (Freud'scontribution to the integration of psychology and sociology)," by•Talcott Parsons, Psychiatry, Vol. 21, Nov. 1958. 9 p. (1958).

00014 Untitled. 3 p. 3/2/59.

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Untitled. 3 p. 3/2/59.

Dr. Berl's notes on class discussion of Parsons. 4 p. 3/24/59.

Parsons. 4 p. 3/24/59.

Report of study group on professional interpersonal relationships inthe school setting. 1 p. 6/2/60.

Untitled. 2 p. 12/14/60.

Record of contacts with Mrs. C. at X. school - 1960-1961. 7 p.1/61.

Re ego psychology. 3 p. 1/30/61.

Untitled. 1 p. 1/30/61.

Committee on Interpersonal Relations. 3 p. 2/7/61.

(Resume) 1 p. 2/13/61.

Untitled. 2 p. 2/13/61.

Idealism in human behavior (as a primary-group pattern). 3 p.2/14/61.

Hostility. 2 p. 2/17/61.

8 untitled papers on Freud. 2/28/61-3/13/73.

Memorandum to members of the Interpersonal Relations Committee.1 p. 4/5/61.

Approaches to theory of human behavior: theory of personalitydevelopment and theory of membership in a social system. 3 p.4/12/61.

Untitled. 7 p. 4/18/61.

3 untitled papers on group theory. 7/3/61.

4 untitled papers on human behavior. 7/3/61-1/24/62.

Concerning sickness. 5 p. 7/11/61.

Problems of trust in relationship in our society. 1 p. 7/12/61.

Untitled. 1 p. 7/12/61.

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Roles and the thin ice of humanity. 1 p. 7/12/61.


Untitled. 3 p. 8/15/61.

2 untitled papers on roles. 7/17-8/31/62.

20 short untitled papers—"Brief Ideas." 9/19/62-3/25/68.

Ego theory. 16 p. 12/27/63.

Emotion and object relations. 6 p. 5/10/63.

What determines communication. 1 p. 5/4/64.

Theoretical concepts applying to short contact therapeutic practice.26 p. 1/4/65.

Ego theory (from Doctoral Seminar in Social Casework, Course 710,National Catholic School of Social Service). 10 p. 1/19/65.

Untitled. 7 p. 9/29/65.

6 untitled papers on psychological theory. 2/17/65-1/3/68.

3 untitled papers on ego theory. 5/9/66.

Untitled. 2 p. 7/25/66.

Nature and role of anxiety. 8 p. 11/16/66.

Sources of behavior.(from Course 654, Patterns and Process inPsychological Growth, University of Pennsylvania School of SocialWork, 1967-68). 18 p. (1967).

Untitled. 1 p. 1/17/67.

Fritz Redl in New perspectives for research on juvenile delinquency,Whitmar and Kotinsky, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1956,pp. 58-61. 1 p. 1/17/67.

Untitled. 3 p. 4/24/67.

24 untitled papers on psychological theory. 5/3/67-2/19/68.

Untitled. 2 p. 5/23/67.

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Untitled. 3 p. 6/27/67.

Untitled. 7 p. 6/27/67.

Interaction. 1 p. 7/18/67.

Untitled. 3 p. 7/18-25/67.

Untitled. 2 p. 7/26-27/67.

Freud. 1 p. 7/27/67.

Interpersonal. 1 p. 7/28/67.

Untitled. 1 p. 7/28/67.

Jung (2 papers). 3 p. 7/29-9/1/67.

Conceptions of theory of man. 2 p. 7/31/67.

Questions. 2 p. 7/31/67.

Individuality and normalcy. 2 p. 7/31/67.

Subjective-objective. 2 p. 7/31/67.


Model of man's basic situation. 1 0. 8/2/67.

Change. 1 p. 8/9/67.

Role and identity. 2 p. 8/9/67.

Pattern and process. 4 p. 8/9/67.

Re: society as source of behavior. 1 p. 8/9/67.

Interaction. 6 p. 7/26-8/16/67.

Theory: comparison. 1 p. 8/16/67.

Theory comparison. 1 p. 8/18/67.

Social. 1 p. 8/23/67.

Theory trends. 1 p. 8/23/67.

Theory comparison. 3 p. 8/25/67.

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Theory: generic. 1 p. 8/25/67.

Integration of theory. 3 p. 8/25/67.

Erikson. 2 p. 9/1/67.

Individual-society-interaction. 6 p. 9/22/67.

Social deviancy. 7 p. 10/10/67.

Alienation definition. 2 p. 1/23/68.

Some suggested readings on alienation theory. 1 p. (1968).

Alienation theory (from Course #690, Nature and Growth of the Self,at the University of Pennsylvania School of Social Work, Spring 1968)2 p. (1968).

Alienation. 3 p. 1/23/68.

Brief summary of task force on human behavior/social environmentactivities. 10 p. (2/77).

Correspondence. 11/26-12/16/80. 2 p.

Workshop. 10 p. 11/80.

Alienation theory. 7 p. No date.

Untitled. 5 p. No date.

Tentative definition. 1 p. 11/30/65.

Untitled. 2 p. 12/1/65.

Untitled. 2 p. No date.Diverse Items on Ego Theory, 51 p.

UNUSED NUMBERS

Ego theory, lip. No date.

Meaning and purpose of behavior. 3 p. No date.

Criteria for use of ego theory. 1 p. No date.

Criticism of Parsons. 2 p. No date.

Untitled. 2 p. No date.Notes of class discussion of Parsons' article, by Janeth Dunigan.4 p. No date.

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(Review of) Personality in nature, society, and culture, by ClydeKluckhohn and Henry A. Murray. 11 p. No date.

Notes concerning H.S. Sullivan 3 p. No date.

(Review of) "Dominant and variant value orientations," in Personalityin nature, society, and culture, by Florence Kluckhohn. 7 p. No date.

Correspondence. (1961?).

The web of urban racism, by Harold M. Baron (chapter of book). 20 p.No date.

2 untitled papers on pessimism. 3 p. No date.



The dysfunctional. 25 p. No date.

Summary re theoretical issues in work with acting-out clients. 34 p.No date.

Human motivation and the machine age. 5 p. No date. (Attachment: _ \memo about paper).

The social dimension of human dynamics. 6 p. No date. (Attachment:memo about paper).

Theories of human behavior and human development. 35 p. No date.(Attachment: memo about paper).

Purpose and method. 6 p. No date.

Dynamics of group behavior. 14 p. No date.

Expectations and optimism. 1 p. No date.

Bibliography. 2 p. No date.


Changes in life style. 5 p. No date.

Theory integration. 7 p. No date.


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00130 The meanings and beginnings of depth psychology. 4 p. No date.

00131 Alienation theory. 1 p. No date.


00132a Some concepts of psychoanalytic theory. 17 p. No date.

SECTION 4: SOCIAL THEORY

00133 3 untitled papers on unity and community. 10/14/58-?

00134 3 untitled papers on theory. 5/15/59-12/27/63.

00135 Government and nature. 2 p. 7/14/59.

00136 4 untitled papers on social change. 7/19/60-4/16/68.

00137 17 untitled papers on philosophy and social change. 8/30/60-12/19/67,

00138 Untitled. 1 p. 7/3/61.

00139 Poverty and the role of social work. 2 p. 3/26/63.

00140 Theses concerning alienation in our society and social work. 2 p.3/26/63.

00141 Social welfare and other basic social institutions. 6 p. 4/3/63.

00142 Untitled. 4 p. 8/4/65.

00143 7 untitled papers on social planning. 11/16/65-5/10/66.

00144 Untitled. 9 p. 11/20/65. (Notes on social change).

00145 Correspondence. 5/4/66-5/23/67.

00146 Untitled. 2 p. 5/10/66.

00147 Existentialism and society. 1 p. 7/26/66.

00148 Untitled. 1 p. 7/25/66.

00149 Some thoughts concerning social welfare. 4 p. 7/22/66.

00150 Social welfare policy. 1 p. 7/18/66.

00151 Untitled. 1 p. 7/18/66.

00152 Untitled. 1 p. 7/22/66.

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Model. 10 p. 10/18/66.

Untitled. 2 p. 5/10/67.

Untitled. 3 p. 5/23/67.

Socialization--individualization. 3 p. 7/25/67.

Social (theory). 4 p. 7/26-8/23/67.

Types of conceptions (ideal types). 3 p. 7/28/67.

Plan. 2 p. 8/26/67.

8 untitled papers on group theory. 9/18/67-4/30/68.

Theories of social change: an evolutionary overview (material forCourse 927, Social welfare policy and services, at the National CatholicSchool of Social Service). 4 p. 3/13/68.

Memorandum to Milton Goldman. 9 p. 8/30/72.

Changes in society and their impact on social work and onsupervision (with 3 attachments: letters relating to presentation __of this paper at a 2-day institute on consultation for members of thestaff of the New York City Bureau of Child Welfare, 6/3/66, 6/15/66,and 3/23/66). 27 p. 1/16/77.


Types of dynamics of society, lip.. No date.

A typology of models of conceptions of society. 6 p. No date.

Trends and patterns in reviewed theories, lip. No date.

Composition of society and types of societal dynamics. 4, 3 p.(1 page memo attached). No date.

Human equality and inequality in society. 5 p. (1 page memoattached). No date.Theory as seen in its variation and unifying trends. 40 p. No date.

Theory of institutional change in our culture and theory of values insocial change. 29 p. No date.

Research needed in social work. 3 p. No date.

Society. 5 p. No date.

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Philosophy of government. 1 p. No date.

Miscellany. 60 p. No date.

Practice theory, cultural theory, concept of professional helping2 p. No date.

Theses. 2 p. No date.

Psychology of the collective. 6 p. No date.

2 untitled papers on the U.S.1 position in the world. No date.


Attitudes on poverty and relief in the 19th century in the U.S.A.12 p. No date.

Identity of society. 33 p. No date.

Men and society. 25 p. No date.

Yardsticks of the functioning of society and criteria for usingthem. lip. No date.

SECTION 5: JEWISH IDENTITY

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The role of social agencies in improving the quality of Jewishlife. 3 p. 8/1/73.

Untitled. 3 p. 11/2/73.

Memorandum. 6 p. 10/17/74.

Jewish identity and clinical services. 4 p. 10/24/74.

Supervisory group. 8 p. 2/19/75.

Jewish identity. 13 p. 7/23/75.

Jewish identity. 14 p. 7/23/75.

Report on my activity concerning Jewish identity. 4 p. 8/18/75

Further themes in Jewish identity. 6 p. 8/19/75.

Conceptual dimensions of Jewish identity. 7 p. 8/19/75.

Jewish identity: its use for clinical purposes. 20 p. 10/1/75.

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Outline. 3 p. 10/27/75.

Correspondence. 11/17-12/23/75.

Seminar notes. 4 p. 12/22/75.


Untitled. 10 p. 3/19/76.

Jewish dynamics in clinical practice: a critical review of trainingin philosophy, process and practice. 13 p. 5/76.

Further thoughts on Jewish dynamics in clinical practice: commentaryto Dr. Berl's paper. 6 p. 5/76.


Outline. 3 p. 8/8/76.

Seminars on conceptualization (4 papers). 3/31/77.

Notes from lectures. 4 p. 5/6/77.

Untitled. 10 p. 1/23/78.

Discussion. 10 p. 3/1/78.

Discussion. 5 p. 5/9/78.

Report on seminar concerning family counseling and Jewishdynamics. 5 p. 5/9/78.

The professional rationale for Jewish dynamics in our services andhelping process. 3 p. 8/20/79.

Conceptualization concerning Jewish identity in our professionalpractice. 2 p. 8/20/79.

Jewish identity in the casework practice of a Jewish family andchildren's agency. 10 p. 4/15/80.

Conceptual dimensions of Jewish identity. 1 p. No date.

Non-specific contributions to Jewish community. 1 p. No date.

Psychology of Jewish life. 1 p. No date.

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Outline. 3 p. No date.


Casework practice: family typology. 12 p. No date.

Jewish component in professional practice of casework agency,3 p. No date.

Development of professional practice. 3 p. No date.

Introduction. 5 p. No date.





Prospectus. 13 p. No date.


Discussion. 9 p. No date.

SECTION 6: SOCIAL WORK EDUCATION

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A comparison of diagnostic and functional casework concepts: reportof the Family Service Association of America Committee to Study BasicConcepts in Casework Practice. 4 p. 10/13/50.

(Review of) Professional education based in practice, two studies ineducation for social work, by Rosa Wessel and Goldie Basch Faith, 19635 p. 8/25/53.

Same as above, but dated 8/26/53.

Untitled. 10/8/56-5/7/57.

Culture, role, and the field work placement. 11 p. 1959.

Some additional notes on casework theory: the biological and socialfoundation of such theory. 5 p. 7/28-29/59.

Plan for doctoral seminar on social services. 5 p; 11/24/59.

Materials for casework seminar. 8/31/59-1/6/64.

Class lists. 2 p. 2/8/60.

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Correspondence. 2/29/60-7/21/67.

Farewell! 2 p. 5/12/60.

Farewell session. May 20, 1960. 6 p. No date.

(Book review of) Frontiers for social work: a colloquium on thefiftieth anniversary of the School of Social Work of the University ofPennsylvania, ed. by W. Wallace Weaver, University of PennsylvaniaPress, 1960. 3 p. 11/30/60.

Some reactions to our projects. 4 p. 11/10/61.

5 untitled papers on social services. 11/6/61-11/15/65.

Report on doctoral seminar on social welfare policy and services,1961-1962, Course 727. 10 p. 12/26/61.

Social welfare policy course materials. 1961-62.

The use of teacher ratings in a mental health study: a method formeasuring the effectiveness of a therapeutic nursery program, by LeonEisenberg, Eleanor Landowne, Daniel Wilner, and Stanley D. Imber.American Journal of Public Health, Vol. 52, No. 1, 1/62, p. 18-28.

Course 727, Seminar in social welfare policy and services: educationaobjectives and plan. 7 p. 12/27/62.

Introduction (Course 727, Seminar in social welfare policy andservices). 6 p. 1/7/63.

Class list, second semester, 1962-63. 1 p. 2/6/63.

Untitled. 4 p. 3/25/63.

Doctoral seminar in social welfare policy and services: partialsumming up. 8 p. 4/29/63.

Problems of application of ego and family theory to casework practice.(Course #710: Doctoral seminar in social casework). 6 p. 3/23/64.

Introduction. 6 p. 8/5/64.

Course 727, Doctoral seminar in social welfare policy and services,plans for classes. 4 p. 8/4/64.

00248 Class list, Course 727, 1964-65. 1 p. 9/29/64..

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Conclusions (Course 727, Doctoral seminar in social welfare policy andservices). 12 p. 12/22/64.

Course 727, Doctoral seminar in social welfare policy and servicesassignments, first semester, 1964-65. 1 p. 1965.

Student address list, Course 727, Doctoral seminar in social welfarepolicy and services, first term, 1965-66. 2 p. 1965.

Human behavior and the social environment I (SW 210). 6 p. 9/13/65.

Course 727, Seminar in social welfare policy and services, educationalobjectives and plan. 7 p. 12/27/65.

Bibliography, Course 929, Seminar in social welfare history, 1966-67.6 p. 8/30/66.

Course content and plan, Course 929, Seminar in social welfarehistory. 3 p. 9/20/66

Bibliography, Course 652, Health and illness as welfare concerns.7 p. 1966-67.

Bibliography, Course 650, Development of the individual II. 25 p.1966-67.

Reading list, Course 651, Mental health and illness. 7 p. 1966-67.

Bibliography, Course 690, The nature and growth of the self. 18 p.1966-67.

Bibliography, Course 654, Pattern and process in psychological growth.12 p. 1966-67.

Bibliography, Course 653, Dynamics of social process. 4 p. 1967.

Bibliography, Course 927, Seminar in social welfare policy and services,parts I and II. 2 p. 1/5/67.

Concentration I-IV. 5/15/67.

Agenda I-IV. 7 p. 5/18/67.

7 untitled papers on social work education. 1/3/65-8/23/67.

9 course plans. 8/22/67-9/11/67.

Specific. 3 p. 9/5/67.

Family identity (for course 654, Pattern and process in psychologicalgrowth). 3 p. 9/8/67.

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Readings and assignments, Course 654, Pattern and process inpsychological growth. 1 p. 1967-68.

Statement of course purpose and plan, Course 654, Pattern andprocess in psychological growth. 6 p. 1967-68.

Alienation theory, Course 690, Nature and growth of the self.2 p. 1968.

Alienation theory. 2 p. 1968.

Statement of course purpose and plan. 6 p. 1967-68.

Correspondence with students. 11/13/67-3/25/68.

Class list. 1 p. 2/5/68.

Change and the bureaucratic organization (Course 927, Seminar inwocial welfare policies and services). 1 p. 4/19/68.

Letter (to Dr. Berl from Lidia C. Hernandez de Bittorioso). 1 p.5/10/68.

Some notes on the relationship between services and training. 12 p.7/2/70.

Educational materials for field instructors. 8/20/74-8/5/75.

First educational forum program on current research in social work(brochure and handwritten notes). 3 p. 5/9/78.

Correspondence. 2 p. 8/21/79.

8 untitled papers on social work education. No date.

Course materials. 5 p. No date.

Outline of a plan of sessions. 1 p. No date.

Second semester social services (outline and course materials. No date



Current social welfare programs, bibliography. 9 p. No date.

Report and recommendations on the modification and expansion ofpattern and process in psychological growth. 15 p. No date.

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Organization of 30 sessions. 2 p. No date.

Projects. 4 p.. No date.

Plan. 5 p. No date.


Questions. 8 p. No date.

Outline of plan for course in social work program. No date.

(Notes on) "The American way of starving," book review of Socialinsecurity: the politics of welfare, by Gilbert Y. Steiner, Chicago,1966. (Book review by Harris Chaiklin). 1 p. No date.

Integration. 2 p. No date.

Social work seminar (transcript of tape of in-class discussion).13 p. No date.

Some observations on the philosophy of, and education for, socialwork in India, by Frances Maria Yasas. 8 p. No date.

Untitled. 3 p. no date.

Major research area I-IV. 8 p. No date.

SECTION 7: ASSAULT ON CLINICAL PRACTICE

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00303

00304

00305

00306

00307

00308

00309


(Assault on clinical practice, 2 drafts). 28 p. No date.

Assault on clinical practice. 36 p. 1973.

Assault on clinical practice. 21 p. (1978?)

4 untitled papers on clinical practice. 8/1/61-2/28/72.

Plan for 3 open sessions, Univ. of Pennsylvania School of SocialWork, spring 1968. 3 p. 1968.

(Presentation about assaults on clinical practice). 17 p. 11/73

Re clinical theory. 3 p. No date.

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SECTION 8: SOCIAL WORK METHODOLOGY


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00311

00312

00313

00314

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00316

00317

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00323

00323a

00323b

00324

00325

00326

00327

00328

00329


(Review of) A comparison of diagnostic and functional caseworkconcepts, ed. by Cora Kasius. 4 p. 10/13/50.

How to analyze case records and use them for discussion. 3 p.3/28/58.

Doctoral seminar in social case work. 7 p. 1/15/59.


12 untitled papers on helping. 8/5/60-9/18/75.

Papers from doctoral seminar in social casework. 6/23/59-2/14/61

Clinical social work in the U.S. Army, 1947-1959: a doctoraldissertation (outline), by Ralph W. Morgan. 4 p. 5/11/60.

Untitled. 6 p. 9/14/60.

Re: courses in the doctoral program. 4 p. 11/28/60.

Untitled. 2 p. 6/26-7/7/61.

Miscellaneous ideas—16 short papers. 9/19/62-1/3/75.

Untitled papers on consultation. 10 p. 5/1-24/63.

Some impressions about my experiences with the group. 3 p. 8/63

The authority component in casework. 36 p. 1/27/66.

Operational uses and problems. 27 p. 1/28/66.

Philosophy and goals (of consultation). 5 p. 5/24/66.

Casework. 13 p. 5/16/66.

Class lists, Course 710, Doctoral seminar in social casework,2/5/64-2/3/65.

8 untitled papers on treatment situations. 3/17/64-3/22/68.

Problems of application of ego and family theory to caseworkpractice (Course 710, Doctoral seminar in social casework).6 p. 3/23/64.

Course 710, doctoral seminar in social casework. 2 p. 4/17/64.

page 17

Document No, Description

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00331

00332

00333

00334

00335

00335a

00336

00337

00338

00339

00340

00341

00341a

00342

00343

00344

00344a

00345

00346

00347

00348

Group theory in social work (Course 710, Doctoral seminar in socialwork). 4 p. 4/23/64.

Untitled. 9 p. 11/5/64.

8 untitled papers about casework. 11/11/64-2/2/66.

Class lists. 1965-67.

Correspondence. 2 p. 12/14/65-12/29/65.

Quotations from Halpert. 3 p. 1/5/65.

7 untitled papers on authority in casework. 42 p. 1/66.

Course materials from Course 710, Doctoral seminar in social casework:equilibrium and complementarity. 1966-67.

Course materials from Course 910, Doctoral seminar in social casework,1966-67. .


Untitled. 13 p. 3/22/66.

Untitled. 2 p. 7/19/66.

Paradox of social work in our world. 3 p. 5/23/67.

Some notes on the relationship between services and training.12 p. 7/2/70.

Open consultations (6 case reports). 10/9/72-1/15/73.

Open consultation, April 2 and 30, 1973. 4 p. 5/3-8/73.

JFCS casework staff—February 1, 1974. 1 p. 2/1/74.


Casework consultation. 13 p. No date.

The use of consultation in the family agency (with notes). 7 p.No date.

The use of consultation in the family agency. 6 p. No date.

Workshop on consultation for field instructors. 1 p. No date.

page 18


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00350

00351

00352

00353

00354

00355

00356

00357

00358

00359

00360

The community as problem and challenge to casework services andmethod. 13 p. No date.

Change in social work methods. 11 p. No date.

Notes in summary of the orientation seminar. 5 p. No date.


Learning theory. 5 p. No date.

Case classification. 2 p. No date.

Doctoral seminar in social case work. 3 p. No date.

Organizational frames of reference. 2 p. No date.


17 untitled papers on social work. 10/2/63-11/11/68.

20 untitled papers on consultation. 5/13/63-6/7/66.

9 untitled papers on social work methodology. No date.

SECTION 9: FAMILY SERVICES

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00362

00363

00364

00365

00366

00367

00368

Reports to social service agencies in Baltimore, Ann Arbor,Indianapolis, Roxbury, Colorado, and Rochester. 16 p. 1952.

Untitled. 20 p. 5/16/55.

Place of counseling in the family agency: discussion. 7 p. 5/24/55

Addition to psycho-social family diagnosis. 10 p. 4/25/57.

Families in trouble: analysis of basic social characteristics of100 families served by the family-centered project of St. Paul.3 p. 1/58.

Reorganizing to prevent and control disorganized behavior, CommunityResearch Associates, Inc. 7 p. 4/58.

Class discussion notes—class of April 11, 1959, topic: John F.Spiegel's conceptualizations. 10 p. 4/59.

Family disorganization and the multi-problem family, by CoraKasius. 2 p. 1960.

page 19


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00371

00372

00373

00374

00375

00376

00377

00378

00379

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00381

00382

00383

00384

00385

00386

00387

00388

00389

00390

00391

00392

Family roles in family counseling. 23 p. 4/6/60.


Notes on multi-problem families. 3 p. 8/22/60.

UNUSED NUMBER


Bibliographies. 12/9-12/12/60.

Re: family psychology. 2 p. 2/3/61.


Family welfare. 3 p. 11/8/61.

Untitled. 31 p. 12/4/62.

Complementarity between individual and family. 4 p. 3/12/63.

Equilibrium and complementarity. 6 p. 12/31/63.


Casework. 3 p. 1/21/64.

Family casework. 5 p. 1/22/64.

Untitled (missing page 1). 12 p. 7/7/64.

The Jewish family (2 papers). 9/9/64.

Family capacity (2 papers). 9/30/64.

Minutes of Dr. Livchitz1 seminar--10/26/64. 2 p. 11/5/64.

Family casework: dialectics of problem, process, and task (Course710: Doctoral seminar in social casework). 11 p. 1/25/65.

Outline for Institute. 10 p. 9/15/65.

Re: Bureau of child welfare. 1 p. 7/18/66.

Suggested question for inquiry. 1 p. 7/22/66.

Untitled. 7 p. 12/28/66:

page 20


00393

00394

00395

00396

00397

00398

00399

00400

00401

00402

00403

00404

00405

00406

00407

00408

00409

00410

00411

00412

00413

2 student papers from course on family identity and equilibrium. 1967

Combined Jewish Philanthropies Commission on Families andIndividuals. 5 p. 7/11/67.

Family identity. 3 p. 9/8/67.

Family identity. 3 p. 9/8/67.


(Review of) Neighborhood service centers, by Robert Perlman and DavidJones (Review by Bernard C. Fisher). 2~~p. 4/68.

Correspondence and drafts of responses. 11 p. 3/4/69.


Report to the Committee on Services to Individuals and Families ofthe Combined Jewish Philanthropies. 24 p. 4/7/69.

Combined Jewish Philanthropies Commission on Services to Families andIndividuals, Consultant's Report to Committee on Families andChildren. 18 p. 5/2/69.

Jewish Vocational Service. 5 p. 6/16/69.

Combined Jewish Philanthropies Commission on Services to Familiesand Individuals. 16 p. 1/7/70.

Preventive services. 3 p. 1/13/70.

Comment on material. 3 p. 3/2/72.

"The Jewish family: institution in crisis," by Sanford N. Sherman,in Sh'ma, Vol. 4, No. 64, December 28, 1973. 8 p. 12/28/73.


Advance notice of Family Service Association of America. 1 p. 3/74.

Commitment and freedom: a paradox in service to the Jewish family.20 p. 3/74.

Commitment and freedom: a paradox in service to the Jewish family.19 p. 5/7/74.

Jewish family service: notes on the Jewish Family Service. 5/13/74.

Outline. 5 p. 9/5/74.

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00414

00415

00416

00417

00418

00419

00420

00421

00422

00423

00424

00425

00426

00427

00428

00429

Integration of Jewish commitment into the treatment process, by SaulHofstein. (Reprinted from Journal of Jewish Communal Service, Vol.52, No. 3, Spring 1976). 10 p. 1976.

Case report. 9 p. 8/5/76.

Some notes concerning paper for the National Conference on the Placeof the Family Agency. 15 p. No date.

Major services of the present family and how helpful are we in usingthem. 5 p. No date.

Families in trouble: analysis of basic social characteristics of 100families served by the family-centered project of St. Paul. 3 p.No date.

Working with multi-problem families in a family and children's agency12 p. No date.


Reaching the unreached family, a study of service to families andchildren (Youth Board Monograph, No. 5). 5 p. No date.


Diagnosis and process in family counseling: evolving concepts throughpractice, edited by M. Robert Gomberg (review, by Frances T. Levinson.5 p. No date.

Family identity. 3 p. No date.

The application of epidemiological models to adoption studies, byWallace C. Oppel. 3 p No date.

Tidbits on family theory. 16 p. No date.

Summary of four family research papers by Mendel 1 and Fisher, byGrace Llewellyn. 2 p. No date.

(Review of)"The resolution of the role conflict within the family,"by John B. Spiegel, in Psychiatry, Vol. 20, No. 1, 1957. (Review byMike Baggen). 5 p. No date.

(Review of) Diagnosis and process in family counseling: evolvingconcepts through practice, ed. by M. Robert Gomberg, Family SeryiceAssociation of America, 1951. 5 p. No date.

page 22


00430

00431

00432

00433

00434

00435

00436

00437

00438

00439

00440

The community as problem and challenge to casework services andmethod. 13 p. No date.

The veteran and his family. 8 p. No date.



Family casework. 36 p. No date.

Responsibility to community services development. 8 p. No date

Collaborative and combined services 7 p. No date.

End of line need. 5 p. No date.

District organization. 3 p. No date.

Brief resume. 4 p. No date

Estimate of projected meetings for Fred Berl. 1 p. No date.

SECTION 10: CHILDREN'S SERVICES

00441

00442

00443

00444

00445

00446

00447

00448

00449

00450

00451

00452

Minutes of the Family and Children's Committee of the Jewish Conferenceof October 12, 1956. 8 p. 10/56.

(Meeting notes for the Jewish Conference, 1956). 4 p. 10/8/56.

Minutes of meeting of November 9, 1956. 5 p. 11/16/56.

Minutes of meeting of December 14, 1956. 4 p. 12/20/56.

Meeting of the Family and Children's Committee, 1/25/57. 4 p.2/7/57.


Teacher's evaluation forms. 1959-61.

9 untitled papers on children's services. 3/6/62-12/3/62.

Correspondence.. 1/8-3/1/63.

The ortho. 4 p. 2/5/63.


Untitled, page 1 missing. 2 p. 1/13/64. "~

page 23


00453

00454

00455

00456

00457

00458

00459

00460

00461

00462

00463

00464

00465

00466

00467

00468

00469

00470

00470a

The psychology of interdisciplinary service for the child. 5 p. 3/3/64


8 untitled papers on decision making in parent-child separation.7/12/66-12/30/66.

2 untitled papers on parent-child separation in the therapeuticprocess. 9/20/66-9/21/66.

4 untitled papres on criteria for parent-child separation. 10/3/66.

2 untitled papers on factors in parent-child separation. 1/3/67.

5 untitled papers on parent-child separation. 9/19/66-1/7/67.


A project concerning significant aspects of long time foster care.2 p. 1/21/72.

Trends and developments in the Children's Department. 6 p. 4/18/74.

4 untitled papers on standards for services for children in theirown homes. No date.

Problems in personality development related to inter-personalimpairment. 6 p. No date.

4 miscellaneous untitled papers. No date.

Record of initial adjustment. 3 p. No date.

Separation from school to home. 2 p. No date.

Synopsis of recommendations for program of Jewish conference by variousfamily and children's agencies. 3 p. No date.

Program subcommittee list. 1 p. No date.

(Review of) Childhood and society, by Eric H. Erikson, an abstract,by Joan Mullaney, Betty J. Queen. 8 p. No date.

Methods. 18 p. No date.

SECTION 11: CHILD WELFARE LEAGUE

00471 Some facts and figures about child life (U.S. Dept. HEW, AnnualReport, 1956). SS40 Historical backgrounds, Mr. Artigues, Mr.Hoshino. 2 p. 3/3/59.

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00472

00473

00474

00475

00476

00477

00478

00479

00480

00481

00482

00483

00484

00485

00486

00487

00488

00489

Papers relating to the Eastern Regional Conference of the Child WelfareLeague of America, Inc., February 4-6, 1960.

Notes concerning service to children in their own homes. 2 p. 9/19/61

Some thoughts concerning services for the child in his own home.6 p. 10/10/61.

Working Committee standards for services for children in their ownhomes: tentative outline. 4 p. 1/18/62-5/17/62.

Minutes of Committee Meeting on March 15-16, 1962. 16 p. 3/19-23/62.

Standards development (Working Committee on Standards for Servicesfor Children in Their Own Homes): summary of discussion, New York,March 15-16, 1962. 5 p. 3/26/62.

Services for children in their own homes. 1 p. 4/62.

Casework treatment. 5 p. 4/62.

6 untitled papers on services for children in their own homes.4/9/62-5/9/65.

Minutes: Committee on Standards for Services to Children in own ~~Home. 1 p. 4/26/62.

Working Committee on Standards for Services for Children in TheirOwn Homes: minutes, meetings April 26-27, 1962. 3 p. 5/12/62.

Working Committee on Standards for Services for Children in TheirOwn Homes: definition of service. 12 p. 5/26/26.

Minutes of CWL meeting, 5/24/62. y p. 6/4/62.

Providing help with problems of social functioning and personalitydevelopment of children in own home. 31 p. 4/18-26/63.

Working Committee on Standards for Services for Children in TheirOwn Homes (outline of standards). 64 p. 4/63.


Child Welfare League, Amherst. 12 p. 8/21/63.

Notes concerning Child Welfare League meeting of October 17-18, 1963.2 p. 1963.

00490 Correspondence. 2 p. 10/25/63.

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00491

00492

00493

00494

00495

00496

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00498

00499

00500

00501

00502

00503

00504

00505

00506

Working Committee on Standards for Services for Children in Their OwnHomes: synopsis of proceedings, Washington, D C , January 25-26, 1962.10 p. 2/21/65.

Standards for service for children in their own homes: preliminarydraft. 123 p. 6/65.


A preliminary statement on socialwork service for children in theirown homes: a document in the CWLA Standards Series. Final draft.9 p. 1/67.

Standards development: Committee on Services for Children in TheirOwn Homes. 2 p. 2/6/67.



Intake. 6 p. No date.

Frame of reference. 11 p. No date.

Social work service for children in their own homes. 115 p. No date.

Preliminaries. 2 p. No date.

Problems in personality development related to inter-personal impairment,9 p. No date.

Untitled paper on children's services in their own homes. 133 p.No date.

3 pages of handwritten notes on children's services. 3 p. No date.

My understanding of: Fred Berl's outline of part III: Standards forcasework services for children in their own homes. 3 p. No date.

Organization and administration of casework services for children intheir own homes. 12 p. No date.

SECTION 12: YOUTH/ADOLESCENT SERVICES

00507

00508

00509

Youth service—experience October 1945-June 1946. 14 p. 1947.

Institute Committee on Direct Service to the Adolescent. 3 p. 6/11/57

Some impressions about my experiences with the group. 3 p. 7/23/63.

page 26


00510 5 untitled papers on drug abuse. 6/14/71-3/13/75.

00511 Research plan: study of unreached youth, lip. No date.

00512 First 6 community schools in final development stage, by Neil D.Rosenberg (newspaper article). 1 p. No date.

SECTION 13: SERVICES FOR THE AGED

00513 (Reviews of) Economic needs of older people, by John J Corson andJohn W. McConnell (1956), and The right to life: a legal approach tosociety's responsibility to the" individual (1955), by A. DelafieldSmith. 12 p. 1956.

00514 'UNUSED NUMBER

00515 Workshop. 12 p. 11/18/80.

00516 Role reversal between parents and adult children: plan. 4 p. No date

00517 5 untitled papers on services for the aged. No date.

SECTION 14: SERVICES FOR IMMIGRANTS

00518 Untitled. 1 p. 5/23/47.

00519 Some general aspects of casework with newcomers. 10 p. 10/26/47.

00520 Problems in the personal and social integration of newcomers. 6 p.11/2/47.

00521 Memorandum on adolescents. 5 p. 2/2/48.

00522 Untitled. 9 p. 4/7/48.

00523 "Displaced persons," (from The Survey, 5/48). 2 p. 5/48.

00524 Functional relationships between immigrant and family agencies.5 p. 5/19/48.

00525 Committee on psychiatric care. 4 p. 6/5/48.

00526 The community and the new immigrant in casework practice. 12 p.10/15/48.

00527 9 untitled papers on casework with immigrants. 2/24/48-10/27/48.

00528 Untitled. 7 p. 5/16/55.

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00529

00530

Model for the functioning of a private professional community agency,4 p. No date.


SECTION 15: SUPERVISION

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00538

00539

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00548

00549

(Review of) Supervision in the changing field of social work, by SidneyS. Eisenberg with a forward by Goldie Basch Faith (Philadelphia, 1956).1956.

Corespondence with students. 10/28-11/29/57.

Class lists. 1957-?

Some concluding evaluative remarks on our group project. 3 p. 5/20/58.

Attempt of formulating a conceptual model of supervision in socialwork. 10 p. 8/59.

Plan for supervisory seminar for 1959-1960. 4 p. 9/1/59.

Evaluation as part of a learning process. 2 p. 10/59.

Generics concerning beginning and the use of supervisory help inrelation to it. 2 p. 10/27/59,

Generics concerning the use of consultation for supervisors. 3 p.11/30/59.

Institute on supervision. 8 p. 8/9/60.

Institute on supervision. 14 p. 8/10/60.

Record of contacts with Mrs. C. at X. School--1960-1961. 7 p.12/60.


Correspondence. 2/13/61.

Supervision. 9 p. 2/21/61.



Notes on discussion—interrelationships. 2 p. 3/61.


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00550

00550a

00551

00552

00553

00554

00555

00556

00557

00558

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00560

00561

00562

00563

00564

00565

00566

00567

00568

00569

00570

00571

00572

00573

Principals and supervision of schools and school systems. 7 p. 4/18/61

Content and method of supervisory teaching at the several levels ofstaff development. 22 p. 1/15/63.

Teaching plans for courses on supervision. 8/28/67-9/27/72.

Elements of problem in supervising trainees. 6 p. 5/14/71.

What I learned from your presentations in our group. 5 p. 6/21/71.

Generics of supervision. 7 p. 10/27/71.

Class presentations. 11/22/71-11/22/72.

Evaluations. 1972.

Supervision.1972. 32 p. 5/24/72.

The experience of being a supervisor. 6 p. 10/30/72.

The personal and the professional. 6 p. 10/30/72.

Supervision of volunteers. 5 p. 11/3/72. _

Learning process as problem. 4 p. 11/16/72.

Social change and supervision. 5 p. 11/27/72.

The administrative role of the supervisor. 4 p 12/8/72.

The helping function of the supervisor. 3 p. 12/27/72.

The teaching role of the supervisor. 12/27/72.

Critique of the supervisor. 3 p. 2/8/73.

Conceptions of the supervisory function and role. 3 p. 2/8/73.

Some central issues in supervision. 9 p. 1/15/73.

Correspondence. 6/28-7/8/76.

Workshops and lectures 1 p. 9/76.

The administrative role of the supervisor. 4 p. 11/18/77.

Critique of the supervisor. 2 p. 11/18/77.

Conceptions of the supervisory function and role. 2 p. 11/18/77.

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Oocument No Description

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00590

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00594

00595

00596

Notes on supervision. 8 p. No date.

Helping knowledge: dynamics of its development. 6 p. No date.

Some notes on supervision. 4 p. No date.

The use of self as a supervisor in the profession. 22 p. No date.


The need for a conceptual framework for supervision. 20 p. No date

Generics concerning a learning problem and the use of supervisoryhelp in relation to it. 2 p. No date.

Concept of staff development. 5 p. No date.

Bibliographies. No date.

Plan for workshop: The Supervisor. 3 p. No date.

The supervisor. 4 p. No date.

Examples of practice theory. 2 p. No date.

Some themes of possible interest as subjects for your presentation.3 p. No date.

Bibliographies. No date.

Learning and use of help for the supervisor. 3 p. No date.

Generics concerning a learning problem. 3 p. No ̂ Jate.

Generics on learning and relationship between supervisor andlearner. 2 p. No date.

Generics on learning in supervision and independence of the learner.3 p. No date.


Institute on supervision. 5 p. No date.

More concerning the teaching role of the supervisor. 19 p. No date.

Comments of Dr. Berl on 's case record. 1 p. No date.

"Supplementing case work by group methods," by Fred Berl and SanfordSherman, Jewish Social Service Quarterly, Vol. 24, No. 2, Dec. 1947.17 p.

page 30


SECTION 16: PUBLISHED WORKS

00596 "Supplementing case work by group methods," by Fred Berl and SanfordSherman, Jewish Social Service Quarterly, Vol. 24, No. 2, Dec. 1947.17 p.

00597 "Adjustment of displaced persons," Jewish Social Service Quarterly,Vol. 25, No. 2, December 1948. 10 p.

00598 Correspondence relating to published works. 4 p. 8/19/59-9/2/59.

00599 "An attempt to construct a conceptual framework for supervision,"Social Casework, July 1960. 8 p.

00600 "Growing up to old age," Social Work, Vol. 8, No. 1, 1/63. 7 p.

00601 "The content and method of supervisory teaching," Social Casework,November 1963. 7 p. 11/63.

00601a "Commitment and freedom: a paradox in service to the Jewish family,"Journal of Jewish Communal Service, Vol. 51, No. 2, Winter 1974,pp. 151-161. 16 p. 1974.

00602 "Assault on clinical practice," by Fred Berl and Martha Chescheir,Social Thought, Spring 1979. 12 p. 1979.

SECTION00603

SECTION

00604

SECTION

1

1

1

7:

8:

9:

WHY I WRITEWhy I write.

PALESTINE

Palestine.

MISCELLANY

10

39 p.

p. 1/5/74

No date.

(with related correspondence).

00605 Fred Berl--1903-1981: in memoriam (eulogy by Dr. Louis L. Kaplan)11 p. 1981.

00606 Correspondence. 5/7/62-6/5/78.

00607 Miscellaneous papers. 7/75-4/76.

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SUBJECT INDEX

Acting-out behavior00119,00126

Administration00563

Adolescent services00508, 00511, 00521

Aged00513, 00515, 00516, 00517, 00600

Alienation00087, 00088, 00089, 00090, 00094, 00131, 00140, 00271, 00272

Anxiety00050, 00137

Authority00323a, 00323b, 00335a, 00350, 00358

Bibliography00252, 00256, 00257, 00258, 00259, 00260, 00261, 00269, 00582, 00587

Biographical information00603, 00604, 00605

Biology00129

Case reports00331, 00342, 00412, 00415

Casework00045a, 00194, 00196, 00211, 00218, 00219, 00220, 00228a, 00234,00245, 00279, 00286, 00311, 00312, 00313, 00314, 00316, 00318, 00319,00323, 00323a, 00323b, 00325, 00328, 00329,00331, 00332, 00334,00335a, 00336, 00337, 00338, 00339, 00344, 00344a, 00345, 00349,00353, 00354, 00355 00356, 00357, 00359, 00367, 00370, 00371, 00381,00382, 00383, 00388, 00415, 00430, 00433, 00434, 00448, 00463, 00479,00493, 00505, 00506, 00519, 00526, 00527, 00596

Child welfare00390,00446, 00454, 00461, 00462, 00487, 00488, 00489, 00497

Child welfare league00282, 00324, 00472, 00474, 00483, 00484, 00486, 00489, 00490, 00491,00493, 00494

page 32

Children00470, 00471, 00499

Children's services00304, 00305, 00392, 00401, 00402, 00419, 00421, 00436, 00438, 00439,00441, 00442, 00444, 00445, 00447, 00448, 00449, 00452, 00453, 00463,00465, 00466, 00467, 00468, 00470a, 00473, 00474, 00475, 00476, 00477,00478, 00479, 00480, 00481, 00482, 00483, 00484, 00485, 00486, 00490,00491, 00492, 00493, 00494, 00495, 00496, 00499, 00500, 00503, 00504,00505, 00506, 00602

Classroom materials00024, 00242, 00263, 00264, 00275, 00295, 00313, 00319, 00326, 00333,00336, 00533, 00541, 00551, 00553, 00555, 00587

Clinical practice00119, 00184, 00186, 00193, 00199, 00200, 00201, 00221, 00222, 00223,00224, 00225, 00226, 00227, 00302, 00303, 00304, 00305, 00306, 00307,00308, 00317, 00408, 00411, 00602

Collective00178

Communication00044, 00305

Comparative theory00055, 00128

Conceputalization00192, 00203

Consultation00322, 00324, 00325, 00342, 00345, 00346, 00347, 00348, 00359, 00539

Correction00095

Deviant behavior00086

Diagnosis00328

Drug abuse00510

Dysfunction00056, 00118

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Ego00012, 00016, 00019, 00021, 00025, 00028, 00030, 00033, 00036, 00042,00043, 00045a, 00046, 00048, 00050, 00051, 00055, 00062, 00076, 00080,00084, 00098, 00104, 00106, 00109, 00125, 00137, 00245, 00259, 00271,00272, 00314, 00328, 00335a, 00336, 00350, 00354

Ego theory00008, 00042, 00057

Eulogy00605

Evaluation00465, 00537, 00556

Families, multi-problem00370, 00419

Family00083, 00175, 00218, 00310, 00324, 00328, 00329, 00330, 00336, 00342,00343, 00346, 00359, 00367, 00368, 00375, 00377, 00380, 00382, 00385,00386, 00387, 00397, 00407, 00421, 00426, 00428, 00434

Family capacity00386, 00387

Family counseling00245, 00342, 00343, 00347, 00359, 00362, 00363, 00369, 00384, 00391,00422, 00423, 00429

Family dynamics00119, 00123, 00126, 00268, 00380

Family identity00379, 00393, 00395, 00396, 00424

Family life00048, 00310, 00316, 00374, 00377, 00392, 00393, 00431, 00432, 00433

Family services00196, 00198, 00208, 00211, 00265, 00303, 00304, 00305, 00310, 00331,00346, 00358, 00363, 00364, 00365, 00370, 00372, 00373, 00376, 00378,00383, 00384, 00388, 00389, 00392, 00400, 00401, 00402, 00406, 00408,00409, 00410, 00412, 00413, 00415, 00416, 00417, 00418, 00419, 00420,00421, 00425, 00432, 00435, 00436, 00437, 00438, 00439, 00440, 00518,00524, 00528, 00602

Field instruction00232, 00279

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Forms00518

Foster care00461, 00462

Group theory00026, 00032, 00067, 00124, 00160, 00314, 00330, 00397, 00509, 00527,00596

Guilt00061

Helping00315, 00320, 00543, 00564, 00575, 00588, 00589

Hostility00027

Human behavior00003, 00006, 00009, 00010, 00012, 00013, 00014, 00015, 00025, 00026,00027, 00030, 00032, 00033, 00034, 00037, 00040, 00041, 00046, 00050,00051, 00052, 00054, 00058, 00061, 00074, 00075, 00080, 00081, 00085,00086, 00087, 00088, 00089, 00090, 00091, 00094, 00098, 00105, 00108,00111, 00112, 00114, 00118, 00120, 00121, 00122, 00124, 00124a, 00131,00137, 00169, 00252, 00303, 00316, 00366, 00379, 00427

Identity00073, 00074, 00182, 00303

Immigrants00519, 00520, 00524, 00525, 00526, 00527, 00597

Individual00036, 00037, 00055, 00065, 00068, 00070, 00072, 00081, 00083, 00084,00122, 00129, 00257, 00266, 00389

India00299

Individual and environment00177

Individual and society00019, 00030, 00035, 00037, 00051, 00052, 00075, 00085, 00087, 00088,00089, 00090, 00120, 00121, 00122, 00123, 00133, 00156, 00157, 00158,00169, 00175, 00182a, 00239c, 00244, 00270, 00273, 00282, 00289, 00295

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Institution and society00135, 00171, 00183, 00249, 00282

Integration00078

Interpersonal relations00018, 00022, 00023, 00029, 00031, 00035, 00036, 00049, 00051, 00059,00063, 00074, 00076, 00083, 00098, 00116, 00117, 00123, 00169, 00335a,00502, 00550, 00559, 00575, 00590

Jewish community00220, 00303

Jewish family00407, 00410

Jewish family services00381, 00394, 00399, 00402, 00404, 00411, 00440, 00443, 00444, 00445,00468, 00601a

Jewish identity00183, 00184, 00185, 00186-00212, 00214-00219, 00221-00228, 00303,00304, 00414

Jewish life00213, 00385, 00408, 00412, 00413

Juvenile delinquency00053, 00507

Learning00353, 00538, 00561, 00580, 00588, 00589, 00590, 00591

Man00041, 00055, 00069

Motivation00057

Nazism00010, 00011, 00142

Parent-child relations00335a, 00455, 00456, 00457, 00458, 00459, 00460

Parent-teacher conference00450, 00451

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Personality development00013, 00014, 00017, 00028, 00038, 00039, 00041, 00060, 00070-, 00107,00110, 00132, 00287, 00374, 00464, 00485, 00502, 00543

Pessimism00115

Philosophy00001, 00002, 00004, 00005, 00009, 00137

Political science00138, 00179, 00180

Poverty00139, 00162, 00181, 00282

Preventive services00405

Psychiatry00525

Psychoanalysis00007, 00012a, 00058, 00132a, 00355

Psychology00012, 00013, 00021, 00028, 00043, 00047, 00055, 00062, 00064, 00065,00071, 00072, 00083, 00084, 00128, 00129, 00130, 00131, 00132, 00257,00258, 00260, 00268, 00269, 00270, 00273, 00289, 00291, 00293, 00295,00375, 00427

Psychology, social00025, 00079, 00085, 00142, 00364

Racism -~00114

Reality00082

Religion [SA: Jewish]00041

Responsibility00096, 00097

Role reversal00092, 00093, 00515, 00516

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Role theory00040, 00041, 00265, 00367, 00428

Schools00018, 00020, 00113, 00116, 00117, 00509, 00512

Sickness00034

Social change00120, 00121, 00127, 00136, 00137, 00144, 00151, 00161, 00163, 00164,00171, 00241, 00246, 00247, 00249, 00250, 00262, 00276, 00300, 00342,00352, 00358, 00562

Social planning00142

Social services00231, 00239b, 00243, 00247, 00285, 00294, 00297, 00335, 00341a,00352, 00361, 00398, 00437, 00529, 00530

Social welfare00041, 00141, 00144, 00149, 00150, 00239c, 00239d, 00240, 00241,00244, 00246, 00247, 00249, 00250, 00253, 00254, 00255, 00256, 00262,00274, 00276, 00282, 00288, 00296, 00297, 00300, 00350

Social work00140, 00144, 00153, 00163, 00172, 00173, 00232a, 00295, 00298, 00299,00315, 00341, 00603

Social work education00229, 00230, 00233, 00235, 00236, 00237, 00238, 00239, 00239c, 00248,00251, 00265, 00266, 00267, 00274, 00278, 00280, 00281, 00282, 00283,00284, 00290, 00292, 00293, 00301

Social work methodology00119, 00176, 00237, 00239a, 00303, 00318, 00335a, 00340, 00345,00349, 00350, 00357, 00358, 00359, 00360, 00390, 00470a, 00498, 00501,00585

Social work training00341a

Society00110, 00122, 00133, 00140, 00146, 00147, 00149, 00154, 00157, 00161,00163, 00165, 00166, 00167, 00168, 00173, 00176, 00180, 00182, 00182a,00252, 00470

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Society, dynamics00025, 00046, 00121, 00138, 00148, 00154, 00155, 00159, 00161, 00165,00167, 00168, 00174, 00175, 00180, 00182b, 00244, 00261, 00265, 00300

Sociology00170, 00546

Supervision00116, 00163, 00279, 00286, 00322, 00325, 00345, 00409, 00531, 00532,00533, 00534, 00535, 00536, 00537, 00538, 00539, 00540, 00541, 00542,00543, 00544, 00545, 00546, 00547, 00549, 00550a, 00551, 00552, 00553,00554-00581, 00583, 00584, 00586, 00588, 00589-00595, 00598, 00599,00601

Supervision, school00542, 00543, 00544, 00548, 00550

Theory00019, 00066, 00077, 00134, 00144, 00167, 00170, 00339

Therapy00045, 00119

Therapy, short-term00045, 00315

Treatment00327

United states00179, 00181

Veterans00431

Vocational services00403

Volunteers00560

Writing00603

Youth services00507

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PERSONAL NAME INOEX

Aber, Mary DeanAckermanAdlerAlderton, LorettaAllen, Frederick H.AllerhandAptekar, Herbert H.Arens, Shirley M,Artigues, Roland J.Austin, Lucille N.

Baggen, MiekeBateson, GregoryBenedictBennett, Nancy H.BergBerl, DeliaBernstein, Marcel la

Beverly, David P.Bishop, Julia AnnBloom, TybelBoehm, Werner W.Bolte, Gordon L.Bowler, Lorena M.Brenner, SoniaBreslow, Diane B.Brownstein, Solomon M.Bilber, MartinBudd, ElaineBulsard, Jal F.Burchand, Edward M.L.Bury, J.8.

Cacace, CharlesCavaney, JuneChannon, Nancy B.ChildeCohen, HeleneCohen, Leonard L.Cohen, Lucy M.Cohen, RuthColeman, JulesComte, AugusteCooley, CharlesCooper, SaraCorbett, Ronald

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Corson, John J.Crozier, MichelCrystal, David

Darlington, IrisDescartes, ReneDeutch, James A.deVittorioso, Lidia C. HernandezDibble, Eleanor 0.Drejer, FrankDropkin, Rose £.Dunigan, JanethDurkheim, Emil

Eisenberg, LeonEisenberg, Sidney S.EksteinEngelmann, ErikaErikson, Erik

Eyster, Franes

Faith,FanshelFisher,Fisher,Fisher,Foster,Frank,French,Freud,Freud,

Goldie Basch, DavidBernard C.JoelSeymourMarionCarolDavid G.

AnnaSigmund

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Fromm, Erich

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0001300017,00042,00055,00066,00072,00085,00132,00167,00303,00309,

, 00014,00025,00043,00060,00068,00077,00093,00132a,00175,00304,00315,

00104, 00118,00176, 00182a

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Gandhi, M.l.K.GilbertGiller, BarryGinsberg, OorothyGinsberg, Mitchell IGlide, PeterGlover, ElizabethGoffman, I,Goldberg, GertrudeGoldberg, Irwin, I.Goldberg, PaulineGoldman, Milton

Goldstein, BernardGoldstein, HarrietGoldstein, SadieGomberg, M. RobertGoodman, HenryGoodman, NathanielGrau, MaryGreenberg, .IrvingGreenberg, MartinGrinkerGuntrip, HarryGuttstadt, Brigette

Habeck, Edgar J.HalpertHancock, ClaireHandel, AlexanderHannon, EleanorHartmannHegelHenry, J,HersteinHill, Robert B.Hoffman, Shad J.Hofstein, Saul

Horney, K.HoshinoHyde, Lorin

Imber, Stanley 0.

Jacobson, LauraJames, Evangeline M.Jick, LeonitJohnson, Elizabeth

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Jones, DavidJung, Leo

KadushinKafka, FranzKant, EmmanuelKaplan, Louis L.Kardiner, Abraham

Kasius, CoraKaufmanKayatsky, OianeKlein, Joyce GayleKlein, LillianKluckhohn, Florence

KoganKrakow, SimonKroeker, OuaneKutzik

Landowne, JuddLandowne, EleanorLeib, JudithLenroot, Katharine F.Levin, HermanLevinson, Frances T.Linn, RuthLivchitzLiverpool, Lord Russell ofLlewellyn, Grace

Mackey, Richard A.Mahofsky, AbrahamMann, IdaManning, LouiseMansbacher, UseMargolis, Vera S.Marx, Karl

Mayer, Morris F.McConnell, John W.McCone, ShirleyMcKain, JerryMcKenna, WilliamMead, Margaret

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MartinMechMeers, DaleMeier, Elizabeth G.Mendel 1, OavidMerton, Robert

Mi lender, LouisMiller, WalterMohler, DorothyMorgan, Ralph W.Morris, DanMorris, Harold H.Mortimer, JackMoustakasttullaney, Joan WardMurray, Henry A.

Neubauer, Or. PeterNeumann, Alfred M.Niehubr, ReinholdNoyes, Elizabeth B.

Oppell, Wallace C.

Parsons, Talcott

Pasner, MelvinPaull, JosephPerlman, RobertPetluck, AnnPhillipsPikser, George M.PinterPlatoPolcari, A. RobertPoliakov, LeonPoole, Mary L.Procter, Gail

Quick, Alice

Rank, ArthurRank, Otto

, 00310, 00483

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Richmond, MaryReisman, DavidRivesman, LeonoreRoach, JeromeRobinson, VirginiaRosenberg, JanetRosenberg, Neil D.Roseman, YehudaRosenman, YehudaRotter, SheldonRush, BenjaminRyder

Sankin, JuliusSauber, MignonSetieis, LloydSherman, Jerome N.Sherman, RalphShuman, Sdnford N.

ShoemakerSiegel, SySilverman, EdgarSilverstein, IrvingSiporin, MaxSmith, A. Del afieldSoffenSorokin, PitirimSoskis, PhilipSpenglerSpiegel, John B.

Sprafkin, BenjaminS.tei ner, Gilbert Y.Strong, EthelynSullivan

Sutton, PhagieSweeney, Martin A.

TaftThaler, LillianThaun, GittelleThomasToffler, AlvinToynbeeTuckerman, Joseph

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TuerkTuritz, Zitha R.Turner, Francis

Van OphuysenVarley, Rev. P.Voiland, Alice

Warner, AmosWeaver, W. WallaceWeber, Max

Wessel, RosaWhyte, William H.Wiesel, clieWikler, MarvinWilner; DanielWittgensteinWittman, MiltonWo1man, SenWompierski

Yasas, Frances Maria

Zaki, Elinor P.Zane, Roll inZibbell, Charles

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