Rivers, William Halse Rivers, 1864-1922 (psychologist and anthropologist)
Dates
- Existence: 1864 - 1922
Found in 62 Collections and/or Records:
'Affect in the Dream', 192110
This article applies the theories of Freud to cases of neurosis where the patient has nightmares about battle.
Biographical material
Black and white portrait photograph of Rivers standing in a garden
Bundle of loose notes on the Head experiment, containing observations on how the arm reacts to various stimuli, 19071213
Bundle of loose notes on the Head experiment, containing observations on how the hand reacted to changes in temperature, 19071208
Correspondence, 1904-08-31 - 1921-11-24
Diagram of a piece of experimental equipment (a small chamber) with notes on dimensions and construction
'Experimental Psychology in Relation to Insanity', 189510
'Freud's Concept of the "Censorship", 192007
Index to 'The Case of H. H. and His Arm'
The indexed term 'acuaesthesia' (relating to sensation at particular points) is defined in the letter WHRivers/2/3/3 within this collection.
Journal, 26 Nov. 1917-May 1918 (diary entries start at 19 December 1917)
Journal, 4 Feb. 1921-18 Apr. 1921 (dates are of diary entries, other notes undated)
Journal, 8 Aug. 1921-2 Mar. 1922 (diary entries start at 24 August 1921)
Journal, 8 Jan. 1921-11 July 1922 (with later annotations dated 1926, 1949 & 1967)
Lecture notes on 'Expression of emotions'
Letter, 5 Dec. 1921
Apologising for not calling on him while in Cambridge; busy with Rivers.
Letter addressed from 54 Tufton St., 1920-1922 (date inferred from address and context)
Re planning a visit to Cambridge to stay with [W.H.R.] Rivers, hopes to see Bartholomew, and is bringing some 'rare Sassoon items'. Loose folio, originally inserted between folios /2-3 of MS Add.8483.
Letter to Rivers from C. S. Sherrington concerning a pilot being referred to Rivers for testing, 19190222
Letter to Ward from Rivers dated 18 August 1905 and sent from St John' s College, Cambridge, 1905-08-18
The letter concerns the periodical darkening of the field of one eye, and the academic treatment of this subject by German scientists (with bibliography). The recipient of the letter is presumably Professor James Ward, Lecturer in Moral Sciences and founding member of the Laboratory for Experimental Psychology
Manuscript notebook containing notes on ancient civilisations and their facial features
Notebook, 1943 (circa)
Notebook, 'Vigils', 1932 - 1935
Additional filters:
- ARCHON code (for CUL materials)
- Archives and MSS Dept. (GBR/0012) 9
- University Archives (GBR/0265) 1
- Type
- Archival Object 61
- Collection 1
- Subject
- Sensory systems 12
- Neurology 11
- Psychoanalysis 11
- Visual discrimination 6
- Experimental psychology 5
- Unconscious 5
- Colour 3
- Dream interpretation 3
- Fear 3
- Psychology 3
- Shell shock 3
- Alcohol 2
- Censorship 2
- Cultural anthropology 2
- Indigenous populations 2
- Manual workers 2
- Muscles 2
- Pain 2
- Photographs 2
- Psychiatry 2
- Semantics 2
- Sense organs 2
- Ancient civilizations 1
- Anthropology 1
- Birth 1
- Caffeine 1
- Cognition 1
- Diagrams 1
- Emotions 1
- Eskimo languages 1
- Fatigue 1
- First World War (1914-1918) 1
- Folklore 1
- Insanity 1
- Medical research 1
- Military training 1
- Moral treatment (psychiatry) 1
- Optics 1
- Perception 1
- Physiognomy 1
- Physiological effects 1
- Pilots 1
- Psychological effects 1
- Psychological research 1
- Psychological trauma 1
- Ritualism 1
- Scientific methods 1
- Symbolism 1
- Vision impairments 1
- Visualization 1 + ∧ less