Episode 8
WASHINGTON, 1964: We travel to Georgetown of the early 1960s, where the Brodeys mingle with the country's elite, including the Kennedys. Brodey's fascination with computers and responsive environments begins, influenced by his psychiatric practice. LSD also makes an appearance. Discover why he abandons psychiatry for MIT and the challenges he encounters there. Could the Environmental Ecology Lab be his solution?
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This clip is from a short film 1980 film produced by Katherine Brown, "Ivan at 14" (digital copy is in Evgeny Morozov's possession).
This is from Warren Brodey's interview with Albert Mueller. A copy of the audio is in Evgeny Morozov's possession.
Warren Brodey to Evgeny Morozov. Email dated Apr 19, 2018. Quote slightly altered for oral delivery.
Jane Brodey to Jean Pedrick, letter dated 04 October 1968. Box 3, Folder 10. Jean Pedrick Collection, University of New Hamsphire
p. 62 in Brodey, W. and Westvik, R. (2004) US: Portrait of a Pioneer. A Dialogue between Warren Brodey and Rita Westvik, Oslo: Allkopi.
p. 61 in Brodey, W. and Westvik, R. (2004) US: Portrait of a Pioneer. A Dialogue between Warren Brodey and Rita Westvik, Oslo: Allkopi.
p.20 in Brodey, W. and Westvik, R. (2004) US: Portrait of a Pioneer. A Dialogue between Warren Brodey and Rita Westvik, Oslo: Allkopi.
A good intro to Warren's cybernetic conception of family therapy is his “A Cybernetic Approach to Family Therapy” (Brodey, W.M. “A Cybernetic Approach to Family Therapy.” In Family Therapy and Disturbed Families, edited by Gerald H. Zuk and Ivan Boszormenyi-Nagy, 74–84. Palo Alto, CA: Science and Behavior Books, Inc., 1967).
Edward Twitchell Hall Papers, University of Arizona Libraries, letter from Brodey to Hall dated April 20, 1965, Box 2, folder 5.
McCulloch Papers, Brodey to Murray Eden, letter dated Oct 18, 1964, Box 18. Quote slightly altered for oral delivery.
McCulloch Papers, Brodey to Murray Eden, letter dated Oct 16, 1964, Box 18. Quote slightly altered for oral delivery.
"Warren Brodey—Interviews and Verite Video of Ecological Design, 1969-71," a copy is available in the Raindance Archive at the Center for Art and Media in Karlsruhe.
See Brodey complaining about lack of fund-raising success in McCulloch Papers, Brodey to McCulloch, undated memo "Sources of Funding", Box 18.
McCulloch Papers, Brodey to Murray Eden, letter dated Feb 14, 1964, Box 18. Quote slightly altered for oral delivery.
A good intro to Warren's cybernetic conception of family therapy is his “A Cybernetic Approach to Family Therapy” (Brodey, W.M. “A Cybernetic Approach to Family Therapy.” In Family Therapy and Disturbed Families, edited by Gerald H. Zuk and Ivan Boszormenyi-Nagy, 74–84. Palo Alto, CA: Science and Behavior Books, Inc., 1967).
p. 69 in Brodey, W. and Westvik, R. (2004) US: Portrait of a Pioneer. A Dialogue between Warren Brodey and Rita Westvik, Oslo: Allkopi.
Jane Brodey to Jean Pedrick, letter dated 28 March 1969. Box 3, Folder 10. Jean Pedrick Collection, University of New Hamsphire
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