The Paul Rosenfels Collection

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The Paul Rosenfels Collection

This section of the English Server publishes the collected works of Paul Rosenfels, M.D., the first American social scientist to defend homosexuality in print as a valid lifestyle. Rosenfels is also known for having made a conscientious lifelong effort to develop the foundations of a "science of human nature." Please feel free to use these texts in any way you choose.

The editor of this collection is Dean Hannotte.
To learn more about Paul Rosenfels, visit the Ninth Street Center.

Books by Paul Rosenfels

	Psychoanalysis and Civilization [1962, 410Kb]
	Love and Power: The Psychology of Interpersonal Creativity [1966, 428Kb]
	Homosexuality: The Psychology of The Creative Process [1971, 368Kb]

Monographs by Paul Rosenfels

	Subjectivity and Objectivity: Further Aspects of Psychological Growth [1974, 52Kb]
	The Relationship of Adaptation and Fun and Pleasure to Psychological Growth [1975, 98Kb]
	Psychic Exhaustion and the Growth Process [1976, 45Kb]
	The Nature of Civilization [1977, 155Kb]
	The Nature of Psychological Maturity [1978, 58Kb]
	A Renegade Psychiatrist's Story [1979, 155Kb, Rosenfels' autobiography]
	Freud and the Scientific Method [1980, 177Kb]
	Letters to Dean [1981, 66Kb]

About Paul Rosenfels and the Ninth Street Center

	Dean Hannotte's introduction to "Homosexuality: The Psychology of The Creative Process" [1986, 34Kb, gives a brief summary of Rosenfels' life and the work he did at the Ninth Street Center]
	A Ninth Street Center Handbook, by Dean Hannotte [1987, 150Kb]
	Staff Interviews [1988, 150Kb]
	We Knew Paul: Conversations with Friends and Students of Paul Rosenfels, edited and with an introduction by Dean Hannotte [1990, 574Kb]
	Letters to a Young Woman, by Dean Hannotte [2006, 83Kb]

SUBJECT KEYWORDS: science of human nature, philosophical anthropology, moral philosophy, humanistic psychology, personal development, interpersonal creativity, social progress, introversion, extroversion, femininity, masculinity, psychological polarity, character specialization, homosexuality, gay liberation.

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