An American Idyll
An American Idyll
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'" Later, from New York: "Fromseven-thirty to eleven-thirty I argued with Dr. A. A. Brill, whotranslated all of Freud!!! and it was simply wonderful. I came home attwelve and wrote up a lot. " Later he went to Washington with Walter Lippmann. They ran into ColonelHouse on the train, and talked foreign relations for two and a halfhours. "My hair stood on end at the importance of what he said. " FromWashington he wrote: "Am having one of the Great Experiences of my younglife. " Hurried full days ...in Philadelphia, with a most successful talkbefore the University of Pennsylvania Political and Social ScienceConference ("Successful, " was the report to me later of several who werepresent), and extreme kindness and hospitality from all the Whartongroup. He rushed to Baltimore, and at midnight, December 31, he wrote:"I had from eleven-thirty to one P. M. An absolute supergrand talk withAdolph Meyer and John Watson. He is a grand young southerner and simplyknows his behavioristic psychology in a way to make one's hair stand up.
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'" Later, from New York: "Fromseven-thirty to eleven-thirty I argued with Dr. A. A. Brill, whotranslated all of Freud!!! and it was simply wonderful. I came home attwelve and wrote up a lot. " Later he went to Washington with Walter Lippmann. They ran into ColonelHouse on the train, and talked foreign relations for two and a halfhours. "My hair stood on end at the importance of what he said. " FromWashington he wrote: "Am having one of the Great Experiences of my younglife. " Hurried full days ...in Philadelphia, with a most successful talkbefore the University of Pennsylvania Political and Social ScienceConference ("Successful, " was the report to me later of several who werepresent), and extreme kindness and hospitality from all the Whartongroup. He rushed to Baltimore, and at midnight, December 31, he wrote:"I had from eleven-thirty to one P. M. An absolute supergrand talk withAdolph Meyer and John Watson. He is a grand young southerner and simplyknows his behavioristic psychology in a way to make one's hair stand up.
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