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Revisionist History
This book was the first major publication of J.L. Moreno's research on social network theory, based on his experiments in a girls' reform school in Hudson, New York. The book included extensive maps and data on the social dynamics within the school.
This is actually one of the original books. This is from 1934. I took it out from the library and it's like a year overdue now.
— Episode: Acting Out
Episode: Acting Out
This book was the first major publication of J.L. Moreno's research on social network theory, based on his experiments in a girls' reform school in Hudson, New York. The book included extensive maps and data on the social dynamics within the school.
This is actually one of the original books. This is from 1934. I took it out from the library and it's like a year overdue now.
That's a Pushkin promise. We always return our library books.
It's kind of a big deal. The New York Times writes a story that says like emotions mapped by new geography. He calls it psychological geography. He's riding high. He says he's going to make a map of all the emotions in New York City. And that's the first place he publishes it.
And then he goes back to the school and it's a year after that the book comes out called Who Shall Survive?