A Dual Review of 1910 Vienna Suicide Symposium and Pushkin Letters
Bernard Teitel reviews a translation of the 1910 Vienna Psychoanalytic Society symposium on youth suicide, noting its early exploration of social and school influence on self-destructive behavior. Nat Henig covers two volumes of Pushkin and Gogol letters, praising Pushkin as Russia’s finest letter writer and analyzing Gogol’s satirical critique of censorship and bureaucracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Psychoanalystic Society
Europe
Sigmund Freud
Alfred Adler
Wilhelm Steken
Bernard Teitel
Russia
Pushkin
Alexander I
Nat Henig
Gogol
City Applies for HUD Funds to Certify Workable Program
The city plans to submit to the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development for recertification of the Workable Program for Community Improvement, with a seven point policy to expand housing code compliance, update zoning, and aid displaced residents. The program aims to improve substandard housing and prevent blight, while continuing recreation expansion and a relocation advisory service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Congress
Long Beach
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Ture
John R. Mansell
Citizens Advisory Committee For
Commission On Economic Opportunities
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul Freidman
International Universities Press
Alexander
Thomas Shaw
University of Wisconsin Press
Prince D. S. Mirsky
Mirsky
Nikolai Gogol
Carl R. Proffer
University of Michigan Press
Carl R. Froffer
Gorgol
N. Leshkov
Academy OF Computer Technology Division OF
University Computing Company
Sepulveda
Dr.send
Eouron
Wan
Phare
Robert Hall
Dacron
Pacific Coast
Variority Ua
Pac
Gat
Ardeln
Atleatio
Greg Killingsworth
New Look
Community Playhouse
East
Anaheim Street
Showtime
Alge
Hamburger Press
Hoker
Clarticus
Ironing Board
Asaort
Vooue
Orbit
St. Dean
Boudoir
Aun Bowkey
Taleigaraters
CEM
Lakewood
Atlantic Ave
Bixby Knolls Center
Bellflower
South St
Werdlow Rd
el Dorado Center
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