Fenichel, Claire
Fenichel, Otto; adolescence of; at Annie Pink and Reich’s wedding; “children’s seminar” for young analysts of; and Reich’s expulsion from IPA; Rundbriefe (newsletters) circulated by; sexology seminars of; in United States
Ferenczi, Sándor
Fest, Joachim
Feuchtwanger, Lion
Firestone, Shulamith
Fischer, Albert
Fisher, Ernest
Fisher, Fred
Five Lectures on Psychoanalysis (Freud)
Fliess, Wilhelm
Flying Saucers Are Real, The (Kehoe)
Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley
Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (1938)
Food and Drug Administration (FDA); birth control pill licensed by; contempt charges against Reich brought by; former Reichian as collaborator with; injunction against Reich obtained by; investigation of orgone accumulator by; Leunbach’s uterine paste banned by; at Reich’s Arizona property; seizure and destruction of accumulators and books by
Forbidden Love (manifesto)
Forel, Auguste
Foucault, Michel
Frank, Karl
Frankfurt, University of
Frankfurt School
Franklin, Benjamin
Franz Ferdinand, Archduke of Austria-Hungary
free association
Free Associations (Jones)
Freedom Press
French Academy of Sciences
Freud, Anna; Annie Reich analyzed by; child analysands of; fictionalization of self-analysis of; and Reich’s expulsion from IPA; Reich’s technical seminar attended by
Freud, Ernst
Freud, Martin
Freud, Sigmund; active therapy criticized by; American analysands of; Anna’s relationship with; apartment block named after; Bernays and; birthday celebrations of; break with Reich; Burlingame analyzed by; burning of books of; cancer of; creation of psychoanalysis by; death of; death instinct theory of; developmental theory of; Dichter and; Einstein and; and Federn’s antagonism toward Reich; free clinics launched by; Hirschfeld admired by; id concept of; at International Congresses of Psychoanalysis; Jones’s biography of; last meeting of Reich and; libido theory of; in London; Nazi attacks on; opposition of Marxist psychoanalysts to; orgasm theory rejected by; politics of; in post–World War I Vienna; referral of patients to Reich by; Reich becomes disciple of; Reich considered heir apparent to; on repression; on resistance; at Salpêtrière
Hospital; on Soviet Union; Tausk and; therapeutic technique of; on transference; in United States; at University of Vienna; on Weininger; works of, see titles of specific works
Freud, Sophie
Freudianism; Lenin’s denunciation of; Marxism and; orthodox; see also neo-Freudians
Freudian Left, The (Robinson)
Friedjung, Josef K.
Froebel, Friedrich
From, Isidore
Fromm, Erich
Fuchs, Klaus
Fugs, the
Function of the Orgasm, The (Reich); American editions of; Freud’s response to; Mailer influenced by; publication of; quoted in Kinsey Report
Future of an Illusion, The (Freud)
Gaasland, Gertrud
Galileo
Gallup polls
Gardner, Martin
Garland, George
Garland, Judy
Gebhard, Paul
General Motors
George, Stefan
German American Bund
German Association for Proletarian Sexual Politics, see Sex-Pol
German Institute for Psychological Research and Psychotherapy
German Medical Society for Psychotherapy
German People’s Theater (Vienna)
German Psychoanalytic Society
German Soviet Friendship Society
Gerö, George
Gestalt therapy
Gestalt Therapy (Perls, Goodman and Hefferline)
Gestapo
Getting Motivated (Dichter)
Ginsberg, Allen
Glover, Edward
God That Failed, The (Koestler)
Goebbels, Joseph
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von
Goethe Institute (Boston)
Gold, Dr.
Goldinger, Lewis
Goldman, Emma
Goodbye to Berlin (Isherwood)
Goodman, Paul; Marcuse compared with; orgone accumulator use of; Perls and; Politics essay on Reich by; in Sexual Freedom League; treatment by Lowen of
Göring, Hermann
Göring, Matthias
Grad, Bernard
Graf, Cäcilie
Great Depression
Greenfield, Jerome
Greer, Germaine
Groddeck, Georg
Gross, Otto
Grossman, Atina
Grosz, George
Grotjahn, Martin
Group Psychology (Freud)
Growing Up Absurd (Goodman)
Gruber, Helmut
Gyömröi, Edith
H.D.
Habsburg monarchy
Hagen, Paul, see Frank, Karl
Haire, Norman
Hale, Nathan G.
Hamill, F. P.
Hamilton, Alexander
Hamilton School (Massachusetts)
Harnick, Eugen
Harnick, Jenö
Harper’s Magazine
Harris, Frank
Hartmann, Heinz
Harvard University; Law School; Medical School
Hauksbee, Francis
Hauschka, Theodore
Hayden Planetarium (New York)
Hays, Arthur Garfield
Health, U.S. Department of
Health and Hygiene (magazine)
Hefferline, Ralph
Hefner, Hugh
Heifetz, Ottilie Reich
Heilbut, Anthony
Heimwehr; shock troops (Frontkämpfer) of
Helldorf, Wolf Heinrich von
Heller, Louis
Heller, Peter
Henderson the Rain King (Bellow)
Herskowitz, Morton
Herzog (Bellow)
Herzog, Dagmar
Hesse, Hermann
Hidden Persuaders, The (Packard)
Higgins, Raymond
High Noon (film)
Himmler, Heinrich
Hindenburg, Paul von
Hippocrates
Hiroshima, atomic bombing of
Hirschfeld, Magnus
Hiss, Alger
Hitler, Adolf; cancer obsession of; Lore Reich’s comparison of Reich and; pact with Stalin; propaganda of anti-Nazi groups against; rise to power of; as struggling artist in Vienna; Weininger applauded by
Hitler Youth
Hitschmann, Eduard
Hodann, Max
Hoel, Sigurd
Hoff, Grethe
Hoffmann, Ferdinand
Hoffmann, Wilhelm
Holocaust
homosexuality; of Ginsberg; Kinsey on; McCarthy’s campaign against; Nazi persecution against; Reich’s abhorrence of; in Soviet Union
Honoring the Body (Lowen)
Hoover, J. Edgar
Horkheimer, Max
Horney, Karen
House of Representatives, U.S.; Committee to Investigate Tax-Exempt and Other Comparable Organizations; Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC)
Howe, Irving
Hoxsey, Harry
Hubbard, Richard C.
Hughes, H. Stuart
Hughes, Langston
Huncke, Herbert
Huxley, Aldous
hydrogen bomb
hypnosis
hysteria; mass
Ibsen, Henrik
id
Ideal of Marriage (Van de Velde)
Illinois, University of
Illness as Metaphor (Sontag)
Immigration Act (1910)
Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), U.S.
impotence; psychonalytic treatment of
Impulsive C
haracter, The (Reich)
incest taboo
Indiana University
Infeld, Leopold
influencing machine
Inhibitions, Symptoms and Anxiety (Freud)
In and Out of the Garbage Pail (Perls)
Inquisition
Institute of Bioenergetics
Institute of Sex-Economic Bioresearch
Institute for Sex Research
Institute for Sexual Science
Inter-Allied Commission on Relief of German Austria
International Bureau of Revolutionary Youth Organizations
International Congresses of Psychoanalysis; Berlin (1922); Budapest (1918); Innsbruck (1927); Lucerne (1934); Marienbad (1936); Salzburg (1908, 1924)
Internationale Arbeiter-Hilfe (Workers International Relief)
International Harvester
International Herald Tribune
International Journal of Orgonomy
International Journal of Psychoanalysis
International Orgonomic Convention (Rangeley, Maine, 1948)
International Psychoanalytical Association (IPA)
International Society of Plasmogeny
Interpretation of Dreams, The (Freud)
Introductory Lectures on Psychoanalysis (Freud)
Invasion of Compulsory Sex-Morality, The (Reich)
Isherwood, Christopher
Is Sex Necessary? (Thurber and White)
I Was a Communist for the FBI (Cvetic)
Jacobsen, Jo
Jacobson, Edith
James, William
Jahrbuch für sexualle Zwischenstufen (journal)
Janov, Arthur
Jazz Age
Jeder Achte (film)
Jekels, Ludwig
Jencks, Clinton
Jerubbaal (youth journal)
Jessen, Friedrich
Jews; Nazi persecution of; Russian pogroms against; scapegoating of; in Wandervögel youth movement; see also anti-Semitism
Johnson, Alvin
Jokl, Robert
Jones, Ernest; affairs of; autobiography of; biography of Freud by; character theory of Abraham and; clinic established by; first meeting of Freud and; in post–World War I Vienna; refugees from Nazis aided by; and Reich’s expulsion from IPA
Jones, James
Jones, Jim
Josephson, Emmanuel M.
Journal of Orgonomy
Journal of Political Psychology and Sex Economy
Journal of Sex Economy and Orgone Research
Joyce, James
Joy of Sex, The (Comfort)
Judeo-Christian tradition
Julius, Deso
Jung, Carl Gustav; anti-Semitism of; flying saucer research of; Freud’s break with
Justice Department, U.S.
Justice Ministry, Danish
Kafka, Franz
Kahn, Lore
Kaiser Wilhelm Institute (Berlin)
Kama Sutra
Kant, Immanuel
Kapital, Das (Marx)
Karl-Marx-Hof (Vienna)
Karrer, Aurora
Kaufman, M. Ralph
Kazin, Alfred
Kennedy, John F.
Kenyon (FDA Inspector)
Kerouac, Jack
Keyhoe, Donald
KGB
Kings County Hospital (Brooklyn)
Kinsey, Alfred
Kinsey, Clara (née McMillen)
Klein, Melanie
Klimt, Gustav
Knobel, Otto
Koch, Leo
Koestler, Arthur
Kokoschka, Oskar
Kolisch, Rudolf
Kollontai, Alexandra
Korean War
Kramer, Edith
Kraus, Karl
Kreyberg, Lejv
Krusen, Frank H.
Kubie, Lawrence
Kuhn, Fritz
Kun, Béla
Kupferberg, Tuli
Laban, Rudolf von
Labor Party, Norwegian
Lamarr, Hedy
Lancaster, Burt
Lancet, The (journal)
Lange, Helene
Language of the Body, The (Lowen)
Larkin, Philip
Laszky, Lia
Laszky, Tony
Lawrence, D. H.
Lawrence, Frieda
Law to Restore the Professional Civil Service (Germany, 1933)
League of Nations
Le Bon, Gustav
Leite, George
Leite, Nancy
Lenin, V. I.
Leunbach, J. H.
Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary
Leyden jars
Leydig cells
Libertarian Circle
“Libidinal Conflicts and Delusions in Ibsen’s Peer Gynt” (Reich)
libido theory; advertising and; genitality in; of Freud; neo-Freudian rejection of; Perls on; Reich’s experiments on quantification of; sex-economy and; social consequences of; in vegetotherapy
Lie, Trygve
Lieberman, Herman
Life Against Death (Brown)
Life magazine
Life of Galileo (Brecht)
Lindenberg, Elsa; abortion undergone by; breakup of Reich and; dancing of; Karrer on; at Lucerne congress
List, The (Mailer)
Listen, Little Man (Reich)
Living Theatre
Loewenstein, Rudolph
Lonely Crowd, The (Riesman)
Loos, Adolf
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Louis XVI, King of France
Love and Orgasm (Lowen)
Lowen, Alexander
Löwenbach, H.
Lowenfeld, Henry
Lubbe, Marinus van der
Lueger, Karl
Luft, David S.
Luft, Lorna
Macdonald, Dwight
Maclean, Donald
Maclean, Melinda
Magic Mountain, The (Mann)
Maguire, Joseph
Mahler, Gustav
Mailer, Norman
Maine General Hospital
Maines, Rachel
Makavejev, Dušan
Malenkov, Georgy
Malina, Judith
Malinowski, Bronislaw
Man for All Seasons, A (film)
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