Early papers from McConnel’s time as a student of psychology and philosophy at Brisbane (1918 is the earliest known dated document) and University College London.
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Early papers from McConnel’s time as a student of psychology and philosophy at
Brisbane (1918 is the earliest known dated document) and University College
London.
Collection: Ursula Hope McConnel
Series Identifier: AA 191/01
Her concerns here are mainly to do with the social psychology of individual adjustment and with the psycho-social interpretation of symbolism.
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AA 191/01/01 -
First sheet is headed: 'Humanistic Science (according to Ursula McConnel)'.
AA 191/01/02 -
Cryptic notes on McConnel's central problem of the relationship between individual psychological wellbeing and the demands of society and social organisation.
AA 191/01/03 -
Headings: 'Individual Psychology', 'Social Psychology', 'Anthropology'.
AA 191/01/04 -
'Postulates'; these are [Numbered] 1-12.
AA 191/01/05 -
'The objective nature of experience'.
AA 191/01/06 -
Starts: 'And if it is useless to interpret dreams'.
AA 191/01/07 -
Notes on and quotations from The Inspiration of Prophecy: an Essay in the Psychology of Revelation, by G.C. Joyce (London 1910).
AA 191/01/08 -
G. Elliot Smith 1924. The human brain. Nature 113:390-393.
AA 191/01/09 -
Appear to be notes on journal articles, and perhaps lecture notes, about neurology, especially aphasia.
AA 191/01/10 -
Letter from Sidney Smith to Miss McConnel 5 August 1926, on letterhead of the Department of Egyptian and Assyrian Antiquities, British Museum.
AA 191/01/11 -
Letter of 23/4/26 from W.J. Perry to Miss McConnel on University College London letterhead.
AA 191/01/12 -
'The significance of the snake in dreams'. Draft of parts of McConnel's 1926 paper of the same title.
AA 191/01/13 -
Title: 'The significance of the snake in dreams'.
AA 191/01/14 -
Untitled
AA 191/01/15 -
Title: 'Dream Analysis'.