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Wartime Lessons for Peacetime Psychiatry

Henry Brosin of the University of Chicago Department of Psychology moderates this discussion of the psychological effects of war with guests Roy R. Grinker, director of psychiatry at ... Sep 29, 1946

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Must Men Fight?

Dr. Malcolm Sharp of the University of Chicago School of Law moderates a discussion of whether human beings are inherently violent and what might be done to curb violence and prevent ... Sep 23, 1946

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University of Chicago Roundtable

Wartime Lessons for Peacetime Psychiatry

Must Men Fight?