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Collection includes articles, book reviews, news clippings, and other kinds of literature concerning Paul Tillich.

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Collection includes drafts of sermons, addresses, papers, and articles including drafts of Tillich's major publications. The collection also includes Tillich's early student notebooks; class notes and lecture notes from Tillich's theology courses; radio broadcasts; family records, correspondence and photographs.

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This collection consists of audiocassette recordings of Paul Tillich lectures, sermons, discussions, and prayer services. They span 1955-1965.

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Film reel of "A Conversation With Dr. Paul Tillich and Werner Rode, Graduate Student in Theology," 1965.

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Papers of Hannah Tillich, widow of theologian Paul Tillich, including biographical information, correspondence, and writings. The papers span 1896-1976.

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The collection consists of materials from Robert C. Kimball's tenure as literary executor of Paul Tillich's literary estate from 1959 to 1987. The materials include personal and professional correspondence, and several published and unpublished manuscripts by Paul Tillich's wife, Hannah Tillich.

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Writings, diaries, photographs, and biographical material documenting the life of Winnifred Wygal, author, theologian, and lecturer.

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Correspondence, financial records, minutes, and other records of the Council for a Democratic Germany.

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This collection consists of copies of transcriptions of roughly twenty-one tapes which contain interviews with Adams which reflect his thoughts and observations on several events which occurred during his life.

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Photographic portraits of eleven individuals selected for the honor of a University Professorship at Harvard in the 1960s. "University Professorships" were instituted in 1935 and differ from many professorships at Harvard in their goal of facilitating scholarship that bridges traditional fields of study or departmental boundaries.

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Wendell Robert Carr, professor and lawyer, received his Harvard A.M. in 1962 and his Ph.D. in 1967; he taught for several years in Harvard's history department after receiving his Ph.D. The collection documents his graduate study and teaching activities at Harvard, as well as his professional writing activities.

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Three films made by James Luther Adams on prominent German figures such as Karl Barth and Albert Schweitzer, as well as religious leaders. The films are from circa 1930s.

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Papers of Unitarian minister Herbert Vetter, relating to his work on the Harvard University Ingersoll Lectures. The papers include biographical material on the lecturers and research on the immortality and the history of the lectures. The papers span 1896-2006.

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Correspondence, financial records, minutes, etc., of the Window Shop (Cambridge, Mass.), established to offer employment to and raise money for refugees from Germany and Austria during World War II.

Overview: The Henry Knowles Beecher papers, 1848-1976, include Beecher's personal and professional correspondence, research files, meeting minutes, professional activities records, writings, and lectures generated during his tenure as Henry Isaiah Dorr Professor of Research in Anaesthesia at Harvard Medical School and anaesthetist-in-chief at Massachusetts General Hospital. Beecher's research and writings focused on physiology and control of pain, effects of drugs, medical ethics and human...

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These materials of abstract expressionist artist Alfonso Ossorio and his partner Ted Dragon contain correspondence with family and friends (including many well-known artists), photographs of Dragon and Ossorio and their circle of friends, as well as their estate in East Hampton, "The Creeks." Also included are Ossorio's materials from his time as a Harvard undergraduate and records detailing Ossorio's work with conifers.

Overview: Consists of correspondence, patient records, financial and other related material from Beacon Hill (Moreno) Sanitarium, Moreno Research and Training Institutes, and several sociometric and psychodramatic professional societies and international associations and congresses. Also includes correspondence and manuscripts of journal articles edited by Moreno for Beacon Publishing House (which published most of his books) and for the three major journals he founded: Sociometry, Sociatry/Group...

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The Papers of Gordon W. Allport chiefly consist of Allport's personal correspondence dating from 1930 to 1967. The collection also contains his teaching materials including lectures and addresses, publications, correspondence and outlines; research notes and data relating to psychology and religion; and bibliographic and autobiographical material.

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Photographed at a reception in his honor at the Divinity School, where he was presented with "Religion and Culture essays in honor of Paul J. Tillich" by Harper's magazine.

1964, photograph of a bronze mask of Tillich, Andover-Harvard Theological Library.

Copies of photographs furnished by the Andover-Harvard Library, Harvard Divinity School.

Scope and Contents: The papers of Erik Homburger Erikson, the German born American psychoanalyst and educator, contain correspondence, compositions, source files, clinical records (including notes, drawings, photographs and slides), clippings, audio tapes of presentations and awards and citations. There are some materials concerning his co-editor and wife, Joan Mowat Serson Erikson. The collection spans the American years, almost nothing is here that pre-dates their 1933 arrival in the United States. Though the...

Scope and Content: The collection includes 80 black-and-white portrait photographs of notable Harvard University faculty, administrators, visitors, and students taken by News Office photographer Bill Tobey, mostly in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Many of the prints are enlargements mounted on cardboard that presumably were used for exhibition or public display. Also included are 49 black-and-white photographs by other photographers showing campus views, students, and events at Harvard from the 1950s to the...

Scope and Contents: The writings in this series document Holton’s professional and academic contributions to the fields of physics and the history of science primarily from 1956 to 2014. The folder labeled the Whole Set is on the History of Physics at Harvard and of the Physics Department contains writings collected by Holton dated from the 1930s to 1980s, including his talk on the history of the Harvard Jefferson Laboratory (1984). Included in this series are interviews,...

Scope of the Correspondence Series: The Correspondence Series documents Wald's activities and opinions and covers the entirety of Wald's public life. Material pertains chiefly to politics and speeches, research, writing and publication, and teaching. Many letters to and from public figures can be found among the correspondence. Prominent public figures include Pete Seeger, Richard Nixon, Albert Einstein, and the furniture-maker and...

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This collection consists of photographs, postcards, slides, contact sheets, and negatives of the faculty, students, staff, and facilities of Harvard Divinity School (HDS). Events such as commencement, faculty convocations, conferences, lectures, and receptions are depicted in many of the photographs. Box 13 contains an album that includes portrait photographs of HDS faculty, students, and Harvard faculty.