Adventures in the Orgasmatron (95 page)

Summerhill

Summerhill: A Radical Approach to Childhood
(Neill)

Summer of Love (1967)

Supreme Court, U.S.

Supreme Judicial Court

Sussex University

Swales, Peter

Swarowski, Hans

Sweeney, George C.

Sword and the Shield, The
(Andrew)

syphilis

Szilard, Leo

Taft-Hartley Act (1947)

Tanberg, Bodil

Tandler, Julius

Tannenbaum, Samuel A.

Tausk, Victor

Technology of Orgasm, The
(Maines)

Teil, Roger du

Teller, Edward

Templeton, Clista

Templeton, Herman

Tesla, Nikola

Thalasa
(Ferenczi)

“Therapeutic Significance of Genital Libido, The” (Reich)

Thomas, Dylan

Thompson, Clara

Thompson, Philip

Thorburn, William

Thousand and One Nights, A

Thurber, James

Tiffany, Charles

Time
magazine

Tjøtta, Thorstein

Toepfer, Karl

Tolson, Clyde

Toronto, University of

Tractacus logico-philosophicus
(Wittgenstein)

Tracy, Spencer

transference; negative; positive; in Reich’s relationship with Annie

Trilling, Lionel

Triumph of the Therapeutic, The
(Rieff)

Trojan Horse in America, The
(Dies)

Tropic of Cancer
(Miller)

Tropic of Capricorn
(Miller)

Tropp, Simeon

Trotsky, Leon

Trotsky, Zina

Trotskyism

Truman, Harry S.

Tubbs, Oscar

tuberculosis

Tynan, Kenneth

UFOs

Ujhely, Grete

Uncensored
(magazine)

unconscious; and consumer behavior; in hysteria; in impulsive characters; resistance and; Weininger on

Unconscious, The
(Freud)

Union Theological Seminary

United Nations

Unity Committee for Proletarian Sex Reform

University Hospital (Vienna)

Updike, John

Utica (New York) State Mental Hospital

Vadim, Roger

Van Dusen, Henry Pitney

Van Gogh, Vincent

Van de Velde, Theodoor H.

vegetotherapy; children subjected to; Ginsberg and; Neill and; Perls’s critique of; technique of

Verlag für Sexualpolitik

Versailles Treaty

Vicissitudes of Instincts, The
(Freud)

Victorianism

Vienna, University of; Clinic for Psychiatry and Nervous Diseases

Vienna Anatomical Institute

Vienna City Council

Vienna Psychoanalytic Society; Ambulatorium and; Federn’s leadership role in; Reich accepted into; Training Institute of; women in

Vietnam War

View
magazine

Village Voice, The

Völkischer Beobachter
(newspaper)

Vollmer, Joan

Volta, Alessandro

Vossische Zeitung

W. B. Saunders Company

Waal, Nic

Wagner, Otto

Wagner-Jauregg, Julius

Wakefield, Dan

Wallace, Henry

Wall Street crash (1929)

Wandervögel youth movement

Warte, Die
(journal)

War of the Worlds
(film)

Washington Confidential
(magazine)

Washington Post

Wassermann syphilis tests

Watts, Alan

Wednesday Society

Weil, Ruby

Weininger, Otto

Weir-Mitchell, Silas

Welch, Joseph

Wells, Herman

Wertham, Fredric

Western Worker
(periodical)

Wharton, Charles

When Your Child Asks Questions
(Reich)

White, E. B.

White Collar
(Mills)

“White Negro, The” (Mailer)

Whitney, Dorothy

Wilhelm Reich: A Personal Biography
(Ollendorff)

Wilhelm Reich Foundation

Wilhelm Reich Museum (Rangeley, Maine)

Wilhelm Reich vs. USA
(Greenfield)

Williams, Tennessee

Wilson, Woodrow

Winter General Veterans Administration Hospital (Kansas)

Wisconsin, University of

Wisconsin State Journal, The

Wise, Robert

Wittgenstein, Ludwig

Wolberg, Lewis

Wolfe, Pussy

Wolfe, Theodore

Wolff, Charlotte

Woman Rebel, The
(magazine)

Wood, Charles

Woolf, Virginia

Workers’ Opposition

Workers’ School (New York)

Workers’ University

World League for Sexual Reform

World of Yesterday, The
(Zweig)

World Radiation Center (Davos)

World’s Fair (New York, 1939)

World War I

World War II

Wortis, Joseph

WR: Mysteries of the Organism
(film)

Wreszin, Michael

Wright, Paki

Wylie, Lee

Wyvell, Lois

Yalta Conference

Yeats, W. B.

Yippies

Young Republicans League

Zaretsky, Eli

Zen

Zetkin, Clara

“Zetland: By a Character Witness” (Bellow)

Zilboorg, Gregory

Zipperstein, Steven

Zweig, Stefan

The second generation of psychoanalysts found themselves at the forefront of the avant-garde. (Top row) Wilhelm Reich, Otto Fenichel, Jenny Walder; (middle row) Grete Bibring-Lehner, Eduard Bibring; (bottom row) Edith Buxbaum, Claire Fenichel, and Annie Pink, 1927. (The Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute Archives)

Members of the Vienna Psychoanalytic Ambulatorium, a radical attempt to make psychoanalysis free and accessible to the masses, 1922. Wilhelm Reich is seated at the center, next to the older Eduard Hitschmann; on Reich’s left are Grete Bibring-Lehner, Richard Sterba, and Annie Pink. (The Freud Museum Photo Library)

Anna and Sigmund Freud at the Gare de l’Est in Paris, June 1938, on their way to London, where Sigmund Freud lived in exile during the last year of his life. (The Freud Museum Photo Library)

Women dancing in a circle at Territory Adolf Koch, Koch’s socialist body culture school on Lake Motzen just outside Berlin. Koch’s “Alliance of People’s Health” had 300,000 members in 1932. (Mel Gordon Collection)