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File consists of handwritten and typed notes presumably created by Nouwen in preparation of his dissertation [De betekenis van Anton T. Boisen's acute psychose in verband met zijn vraag naar de verhouding tussen geestesziekte en religieuze bekering [The significance of Anton T. Boisen's acute psychosis related to his question about the relationship between mental illness and religious conversion], as well as typed reading notes on Boisen and a document by Dr. J.J.G. Prick and Calon on intelligence and dementia. File includes a note from Prick regarding Jung. This note was possibly from a conversation or a class with Prick. Deals with a thesis proposal [dated 1951 but this cannot be correct Nouwen was in seminary at the time]. File also contains reading notes of "Een schets van intelligentie en dementie" by Prick and Calon, with notes of other books, dated February 8, 1971.
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Some of the material is in Dutch.
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Added by L Joson, 3 October 2017