Ferenczi’s Early Impact on Washington, D.C

This chapter outlines the four principal avenues by which Ferenczi initially influenced the Washington, D.C, analytic community These are: (i) his writings, as made available by William Alanson White and Smith Ely Jelliffe (Burnham 1983); (2) his visit to Washington in 1927; (3) his treatment of Har...

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Zusammenfassung:	This chapter outlines the four principal avenues by which Ferenczi initially influenced the Washington, D.C, analytic community These are: (i) his writings, as made available by William Alanson White and Smith Ely Jelliffe (Burnham 1983); (2) his visit to Washington in 1927; (3) his treatment of Harry Stack Sullivan’s close friend and colleague, Clara Thompson (Perry 1982); and (4) perhaps most importantly, his and Georg Groddeck s impact on their junior colleague, Frieda Fromm-Reichmann (Grossman and Grossman 1965; Fromm-Reichmann 1989). The more I learn about Ferenczi and Groddeck, and about how closely Fromm-Reichmann (1889—J 957) worked with Groddeck, the