Oral history interview with Margaret Brenman-Gibson (video and transcript)
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Title
Oral history interview with Margaret Brenman-Gibson (video and transcript)
Subject
Brenman-Gibson, Margaret
Hypnotism
War neuroses--treatment
Psychological studies
Work-life balance
Abstract
Oral history interview with Margaret Brenman-Gibson, M.D., one of the first to use hypnosis in the treatment of psychological problems, especially war neuroses, discusses her early studies at the Menninger Clinic, and how World War II provided research opportunities for herself and other women. Her recent research has focused on patterns of creativity and a psycho-analytic biography of the playwright Clifford Odets. She explains how she combines work with marriage to playwright William Gibson and with motherhood. She is also an outspoken and active worker in the anti-nuclear movement.
Creator
Joint Committee on the Status of Women
Date Created
1983
Is Part Of
Joint Committee on the Status of Women Records
Format
video
Extent
1 videorecording (187 MB) and transcript (8 pages)
Medium
Videotape
Language
English
Type
moving image
Identifier
https://vimeo.com/51461905
Oral History Item Type Metadata
Embedded Media
Interviewer
Denterlein, Geri
Interviewee
Brenman-Gibson, Margaret
Original Format
Videotape
Duration
00:23:29
Files
Collection
Citation
Joint Committee on the Status of Women, “Oral history interview with Margaret Brenman-Gibson (video and transcript),” OnView, accessed April 19, 2024, https://collections.countway.harvard.edu/onview/items/show/6002.
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