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OTHER MATERIALS ABOUT REICH AND ORGONOMY
| A Review of the Theories, Dating From the 17th Century, on the Origin of Life |
| DOR-Sickness | Impressions of Wilhelm Reich as an Artist |
| Orgone Treatment During Labor | Orgonomic Diagnosis of Cancer Biopathy |
| Reich's Reponse to the Complaint for an Injunction |
| Some Questions and Answers About Orgone Therapy |
| Some Notes on Art Inspired by Reich | Wilhelm Reich: Misconstrued-Misesteemed |
A REVIEW OF THE THEORIES, DATING FROM THE 17th CENTURY, ON THE ORIGIN OF LIFE
by Arthur Hahn, literature assistant at the Institut für Sexualökonomische Lebensforschung Biologisches Laboratorium, Oslo, 1938
This material, prepared for Reich by an assistant, was included in the original German language publication on the bion experiments, "Die Bione". It was omitted from later editions and is now available for the first time in English.
Bound Xerox $26.95
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DOR-SICKNESS - A Review of Reich's Findings
This statement on DOR sickness is a brief compilation of material presented by Wilhelm Reich, M.D., during a conference held at Orgonon in Rangeley, Maine, on August 26th and 27th, 1953, compiled by Chester M. Raphael, M.D.
Booklet $ 7.50
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IMPRESSIONS OF WILHELM REICH AS AN ARTIST
by Josh Dayton
Introducing a series of diary entries in which Reich articulates his response to his first attempts at painting in 1951. Artist Josh Dayton writes movingly about Reich as an artist.
Xerox $4.95
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ORGONE TREATMENT DURING LABOR
by Chester M. Raphael, M.D.
Orgone Energy Bulletin, Vol. 3, No. 2, 1951
A preliminary report on two cases in which the author utilized his knowledge of the armoring process to alleviate acute distress during the period of labor. Presented originally as part of the Orgonomic Infant Research Center.
Xerox $4.95
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ORGONOMIC DIAGNOSIS OF CANCER BIOPATHY
by The Wilhelm Reich Foundation, 1952
This report is based on a course on cancer given by Reich at Orgonon, Rangeley, Me., July and August, 1950. Compiled by Chester M. Raphael, M.D. and Helen E. MacDonald, Ph.D., it includes chapters on the Reich blood test, T - bacilli, orgonomic examination of body secretions, and indications for the use of the orgone energy accumulator.
Bound Xerox $16.95
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REICH'S RESPONSE TO THE FDA COMPLAINT FOR AN INJUNCTION
A transcription of a discussion that took place during a conference at Orgonon on August 4, 1988.
Booklet $7.50
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SOME QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT ORGONE THERAPY
An interview with Chester M. Raphael, M.D.
The Wilhelm Reich Museum, 1977
A physician who was trained by Reich and has practiced orgone therapy for over 40 years answers a layman's questions.
Booklet $14.95
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SOME NOTES ON ART INSPIRED BY REICH
by William Steig
Orgone Energy Bulletin, Vol. IV. No. 1, January, 1952
The renowned artist and author of children's books writes about the creative process.
Xerox $4.95
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WILHELM REICH: MISCONSTRUED-MISESTEEMED
A Critique of Man in the Trap by Elsworth F. Baker, M.D.by Chester M. Raphael, M.D. with Philip Gold, M.D. and Charles I. Oller, M.D. The Wilhelm Reich Institute for Orgonomic Studies, 1970. Three of Reich's students critique a book which claimed to explain or interpret clinical aspects of orgone theory.
Bound Xerox $26.95
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