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Archival Studies

Unpublished draft paper on sexuality by Donald Meltzer

Pages 951-965 | Published online: 31 Dec 2017
 

Abstract

Editor's note: Albert Mason discovered an unpublished paper by Donald Meltzer dating from around 1968 and has made the text available to the . He writes “my best guess is that Meltzer gave me the paper to read/approve about the time I was preparing to move to Los Angeles (1968–69) and that I hastily packed it away with other papers. It got buried, and only came to light recently, kind of like a lost score that turns up in someone's attic!” The patient Meltzer discusses in his paper is a patient who Dr Mason treated for approximately 11 years, and about whom Dr Mason consulted with Dr Meltzer early in the treatment. Dr Mason has also provided the original report he wrote about the patient in the 1960s. Following an introduction by Dr Abbot Bronstein, we have published extracts from Dr Mason's report, including the following: details about the case, the two dreams which Dr Mason believes were ‘turning point dreams’, and a third dream called the ‘hula hula dream’, as well as the clinical material leading up to it.

1. An unpublished paper by Meltzer on Sexuality with clinical Material from Albert Mason.

1. An unpublished paper by Meltzer on Sexuality with clinical Material from Albert Mason.

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1. An unpublished paper by Meltzer on Sexuality with clinical Material from Albert Mason.

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