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About the records |
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Administrative InformationAdministrative/biographical history Please follow the link from the creator name (above).Archival history/source of acquisition The material in this collection was apparently donated by Bowlby's literary executors (Accession 1991-004) although it is possible that some material was donated to the archives at an earlier date by Bowlby himself. In addition, some or all of the material in series P25-C was donated by Bowlby's wife, Ursula Bowlby (Accession 1990-006).Content and structureScope and ContentPapers related to Bowlby's work within the British Psychoanalytical Society, particularly training activities, as well as responses to papers presented at the Society, articles about his career and posthumous material. Accruals No further accruals are expected.System of arrangement The material is arranged into three series, as follows:
Conditions of access and useAccess conditions Open for consultation by bona fide researchers, subject to prior arrangement with the archivist and the signing of a reader's undertaking form, with the exception of file P25-A-05 which is closed.Please note that any material from the Bulletin of the British Psychoanalytical Society is available only to members, students and guests of the Society. Reproduction conditions Photocopying is carried out at the discretion of the archivist and according to the archives’ photocopying policy, which is available on request. Copies of material still in copyright can be supplied for research use only. Written permission must be obtained from the archivist to publish or reproduce any material held in the archives. It is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain any necessary copyright clearance from the copyright holder.Language(s) of materials English.Finding aids The collection catalogue is published online and a printed copy is available.Allied materialsRelated materials Material related to John Bowlby's work within the British Psychoanalytical Society can be found amongst the records of the Society (ref. S).The Wellcome Library holds personal papers of John Bowlby, including papers relating to his writings, his career and his work with the British Psychoanalytical Society (ref. PP/BOW). The Department of Manuscripts and University Archives at Cambridge University library holds notes and correspondence related to Bowlby's work on Charles Darwin (ref. Add MS 8884). Publication note No known publications based on this material.NotesNone.
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