141. Open end (tv) Psychiatry, 1960-08-07; Rexroth "commercialization of revolt" (radio), 1960-08-13; Duff-Forbes, Frank & Earnest (radio), [1960-1962?]

Tape 141, part A (0:02); part B (0:02); part C (0:02; 26:09) Open end (tv show): "Psyche, psychosis, and psychiatry", KTTV (Channel 11, Los Angeles), 1960 August 7, 9:00 p.m. David Susskind hosts a discussion with psychiatrists (Frederick Hacker, Edward Stainbrook, Judd Marmer, Ralph Greenson, Milton Wexler, Eugene Pumpian-Mindlin) attempting to explain the facts of mental illness in layman's language, recognition of the psychotic individual, types of psychosis and the place of psychiatry in American culture: mentions Albert Einstein (physicist), Sigmund Freud (psychoanalyst), Geoffrey Gorer (anthropoligist). Commercial: Vernors soft drinks (tape 141, part C: 24:34). ❧ Tape 141, part D) Kenneth Roxroth on "the commercialization of the image of revolt" (0:02), radio program, broadcast on KPFK Los Angeles, 1960 August 13, recorded in the studios of WBAI New York. He mentions art and culture in Greece and Rome and China, Biblical writings, Arnold Toynbee (historian), the Satiricon by Petronius Arbitur (Roman courtier), Justine by Marquis de Sade (French philosopher), Les Liaisons Dangereuses by Pierre Choderlos de Laclos (French novelist), Monsieur Nicolas by Rétif de la Bretonne (French novelist), Le Douanier Rousseau (French painter), Henry Miller (writer), reforming society, George Orwell (novelist), puritanism, "hobohemian journalist", William Blake (English poet), T.S. Eliot (poet), Charles Baudelaire (French poet), the dandy, François-René de Chateaubriand (French writer), Sir Walter Scott (novelist), Cardinal Newman, Søren Kierkegaard (Danish philosopher), Martin Luther (German professor), The Underground Man in Notes from the Underground by Fyodor Dostoyevsky (Russian novelist), indictment of society, Cecil Rhodes (British businessman), Arthur Rimbaud (French poet), poems ("A fan", "Another fan", "A cast of the dice") by Stéphane Mallarmé (French poet), Louis-Ferdinand Céline (French novelist), Antonin Artaud (French dramatist), Mark Twain (writer), William Faulkner (writer), alienation and rejection, Pablo Picasso (artist), The Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx (German philosopher), universal responsibility vs. extinction, Andrew Carnegie (industrialist), autonomy, Nikita Khrushchev (soviet premier), Adriano Olivetti (Italian engineer), paternalist capitalism, racial integration, Stalin, Joseph (soviet general secretary), Dwight Eisenhower (US president), Harry Truman (US president), the Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman by Laurence Sterne (writer), Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes (writer). ❧ Lawrence Duff-Forbes reading from his Excursions into Exodus (1963), pages 46-48 and 16 (57:52) ("Dr. Duff-Forbes" radio program), KABC radio [1960-1962?]. Commercials: Don McNeal and the Breakfast Club (1:05:27). ❧ Frank and Earnest program (1:05:56) ("Frank & Earnest" radio program) introduced by Russell, KABC radio, [1960-1962?] [beginning only]. -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.