Background
Grotjahn, Martin was born on July 8, 1904 in Berlin. Arrived in United States, 1936, naturalized, 1942. Son of Alfred and Charlotte (Hartz) Grotjahn.
(Grotjahn's study of humor and the subconscious is a book ...)
Grotjahn's study of humor and the subconscious is a book written for the "good reader," and remains today an acute and thorough (but intentionally unfunny) look at laughter and the mind.
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(Not designed as textbook of psychoanalytic group therapy,...)
Not designed as textbook of psychoanalytic group therapy, the purpose of this work is to give an impression of the way that the author conducts group therapy and what he has learned in doing so. The emphasis is on the style and creative effort in therapy, and upon its artistic side.
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Grotjahn, Martin was born on July 8, 1904 in Berlin. Arrived in United States, 1936, naturalized, 1942. Son of Alfred and Charlotte (Hartz) Grotjahn.
Doctor of Medicine Kaiser Friedrich U., Berlin, 1929. Came to the United States, 1936, naturalized, 1942.
Intern Hospital Reinickendorf, Berlin. Resident Charite Hospital, 1933—1936, Menninger Clinic, Topeka, 1936—1938, Chicago Psychoanalytic Institute. Head physician, department psychiatry & neurology Berlin University, 1933—1936.
Member staff Chicago Institute Psychoanalysis, 1938—1946. Member faculty University Southern California, 1946—1986. Professor emeritus, training analyst emeritus.
Practice psychiatry, Topeka, Chicago, Los Angeles. With Medical Corps, 1942-1946, Australia.
(Not designed as textbook of psychoanalytic group therapy,...)
(Grotjahn's study of humor and the subconscious is a book ...)
(fly page torn-pages slightly discolored)
(Book by Grotjahn, Martin)
Served with Military Cross, Australia, 1942-1946. Member American Psychoanalytic Association(life), American Psychiatric Association (life), Southern California Psychiatric Association (life), Southern California Psychoanalytic Society (life).
Married Etelka Gross, August 18, 1927. 1 child Michael.