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Ernest Ropiequet Hilgard Papers SC0210 http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt4t1nf3n7 Online items available Guide to the Ernest Ropiequet Hilgard Papers SC0210 Daniel Hartwig & Jenny Johnson Department of Special Collections and University Archives October 2010 Green Library 557 Escondido Mall Stanford 94305-6064 [email protected] URL: http://library.stanford.edu/spc Note This encoded finding aid is compliant with Stanford EAD Best Practice Guidelines, Version 1.0. Guide to the Ernest Ropiequet SC0210 1 Hilgard Papers SC0210 Language of Material: English Contributing Institution: Department of Special Collections and University Archives Title: Ernest Ropiequet Hilgard papers creator: Hilgard, Ernest R. (Ernest Ropiequet) Identifier/Call Number: SC0210 Physical Description: 77 Linear Feet Date (inclusive): 1942-2000 Abstract: Papers document his professional career as researcher (focusing on hypnosis) and professor at Stanford University; included are correspondence, research files, articles and papers, lectures, reprints, course materials, records from Professor Hilgard's extensive Stanford committee activities, and his memoirs (1991). Collection includes a small number of videos, audio tapes, and photographs. Immediate Source of Acquisition note Gift of Professor Ernest Hilgard, 1979, 1995, and 2000. Information about Access Materials are open for research use. Audio-visual materials are not available in original format, and must be reformatted to a digital use copy. Ownership & Copyright All requests to reproduce, publish, quote from, or otherwise use collection materials must be submitted in writing to the Head of Special Collections and University Archives, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, California 94304-6064. Consent is given on behalf of Special Collections as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission from the copyright owner. Such permission must be obtained from the copyright owner, heir(s) or assigns. See: http://library.stanford.edu/depts/spc/pubserv/permissions.html. Restrictions also apply to digital representations of the original materials. Use of digital files is restricted to research and educational purposes. Cite As Ernest Ropiequet Hilgard Papers (SC0210). Department of Special Collections and University Archives, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, Calif. Biographical/Historical Sketch Professor of Psychology and Education at Stanford, since 1933; Dean of Graduate Division, 1951-1955. Description of the Collection Papers document his professional career as researcher (focusing on hypnosis) and professor at Stanford University; included are correspondence, research files, articles and papers, lectures, reprints, course materials, records from Professor Hilgard's extensive Stanford committee activities, and his memoirs (1991). Collection includes a small number of videos, audio tapes, and photographs. Subjects and Indexing Terms Hypnotism. Faculty Psychology -- Study and teaching. Stanford University. Department of Psychology. Faculty Hilgard, Ernest R. (Ernest Ropiequet) Hilgard, Ernest R. (Ernest Ropiequet) Papers Accession ARCH-1995-093 box 1 Memoirs of Ernest R. Hilgard, 1991 Additional Papers Accession ARCH-2000-164 Box 1 Annual Review of Psychology Prefatory Chapter 1979 Box 1 Annual Review Chapter 1980 Box 1 Hilgard Papers 1970-1979 Box 1 Stanford Hypnotic Susceptibility Scale Guide to the Ernest Ropiequet SC0210 2 Hilgard Papers SC0210 Additional Papers Accession ARCH-2000-164 Box 1 Stanford Hypnotic Susceptibility Scale Form Box 2 Lectures/Talks/Papers 1980s Box 2 International Journal of Clinical Experimental Hypnosis Box 2 International Society of Hypnosis Box 2 J correspondence Box 3 J subject files Box 3 K-M correspondence Box 4 K-M correspondence Box 4 M-P correspondence Box 4 M-P subject files Box 5 Q-S correspondence Box 5 Q-S subject files Box 6 T-Z correspondence Box 6 T-Z subject files Box 6 A-C subject files 1982 Box 6 A-C correspondence 1982 Box 7 D-J correspondence 1982 Box 7 D-J subject files 1982 Box 8 K-S correspondence 1982 Box 8 K-S subject files 1982 Box 9 T-Z correspondence 1982 Box 9 T-Z subject files 1982 Box 9 A-H correspondence 1983 Box 9 A-H subject files 1983 box 10, folder 1 JRH General Misc. 1982/83 box 10, folder 2 JRH Personal Data 1982/83 box 10, folder 3 Hypnosis in the Treatment of Pain & Anxiety. Young Patients w/Cancer (Corres./Misc) box 10, folder 4 I – Miscellaneous 1983 box 10, folder 5 1984 IJCEH Reviews – ORNE box 10, folder 6 1983 IJECH Reviews – ORNE box 10, folder 7 ISH: 9th International Congress of Hypnosis & Psychosomatic Medicine – Glasgow August 1982 box 10, folder 8 International Society of Hypnosis 1982-83 box 10, folder 9 K – Miscellaneous 1983 box 10, folder 10 Kaufmann, William Inc. 1982-83 box 10, folder 11 L – Miscellaneous 1983 box 10, folder 12 Leary, David E. 1982-83 box 10, folder 13 M – Miscellaneous 1983 box 10, folder 14 Mc, Mac – Miscellaneous 1983 box 10, folder 15 ERH Stephen Westley Mosher Case Grievance Committee, etc. 1983 box 10, folder 16 National Academy of Education 1982-83 box 10, folder 17 National Academy of Education: Academy Notes box 10, folder 18 National Academy of Sciences 1982/83 box 10, folder 19 National Science Foundation 1982-83 box 10, folder 20 O – Miscellaneous 1983 box 10, folder 21 1982-83 Prentice-Hall Publishers box 10, folder 22 R – Miscellaneous 1983 box 10, folder 23 S – Miscellaneous 1983 box 10, folder 24 SCEH Nominations/Awards 1983 box 10, folder 25 SCEH Meeting – Boston 1983 box 10, folder 26 SCEH – General (1982/83) box 10, folder 27 ERH Lecture to the So Cal Society of Clinical Hypnosis 8/24/83 in LA box 10, folder 28 Stanford University – Miscellaneous 1982-83 box 10, folder 29 Supplies – General 1982/83 box 10, folder 30 T – Miscellaneous 1983 box 10, folder 31 W – Miscellaneous 1983 box 10, folder 32 Watkins, John G. (continuing file) box 10, folder 33 WPA Meeting – April 1983 Guide to the Ernest Ropiequet SC0210 3 Hilgard Papers SC0210 Additional Papers Accession ARCH-2000-164 box 10, folder 34 Wichita Engagement (April 1983) (Tinterow) box 10, folder 35 Wiley Encyclopedia of Psychology (Corsini) 1982/83 box 10, folder 36 X Y Z – Miscellaneous 1983 box 10, folder 37 A – Miscellaneous 1984-1985 box 10, folder 38 American Philosophical Society 1983-85 box 10, folder 39 APA General/Miscellaneous 1984 box 10, folder 40 Los Angeles APA Meeting 1985 box 10, folder 41 APA Oral History Advisory Group 1985 box 10, folder 42 B – Miscellaneous 1984 box 10, folder 43 B – Miscellaneous 1985 box 10, folder 44 Balthazard, Claude G. 1985 box 10, folder 45 Barabasz, Arreed, 1984 box 10, folder 46 Bowers, K.S. 1984-85 box 10, folder 47 Braun, Bennett G., M.D. 1984 box 10, folder 48 C – Miscellaneous 1984-1985 box 10, folder 49 Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences (G. Lindzey) 1984 box 10, folder 50 Crawford, Helen J. 1984-1985 box 10, folder 51 G – Miscellaneous 1983-1984 box 10, folder 52 G – Miscellaneous 1985 box 10, folder 53 D – Miscellaneous 1983/84 box 10, folder 54 E – Miscellaneous 1984 box 10, folder 55 Fromm, Erika 1983-84 box 11, folder 1 Greissman, Judith (Basic Books) 1982/83 84/85 box 11, folder 2 H – Miscellaneous 1984-1985 box 11, folder 3 Continuing File – 1984-1985 Harcourt Brace Jovanovich Publishers History of Psychology Book – ERH box 11, folder 4 ERH Univ. of Illinois 4/30-5/2/85 Early Years of Intelligence Measmt. box 11, folder 5 ERH Guilford Press Chapter Re Hypnosis & Memory 1985 box 11, folder 6 Milton Erickson as Playwright & Dir. Toronto – August 1985 10th Internat'l Congress ISH – ERH – box 11, folder 7 Declinations of Invites to Conf. Talks, Editorships – ERH 1983-1985 box 11, folder 8 ERH Recommendations, References 1985 box 11, folder 9 ERH Paper Educational Psychol. (J. Glover) Plenum Press 1983-84 box 11, folder 10 1979-1984 Harcourt Brace Jovanovich Publishers History of Psychology Book – ERH box 11, folder 11 Letters of Recommendation/Promotion 1983-1984 box 11, folder 12 JRH Channing House 1982/85 box 11, folder 13 I – Miscellaneous 1984-85 box 11, folder 14 1985 – ISH: International Congress – Toronto box 11, folder 15 Residues from Toronto box 11, folder 16 IJECH Reviews ORNE 1985 box 11, folder 17 ISH International Society of Hypnosis – P. Bloom, M.D., Secty-Treas 1983-1986 box 11, folder 18 Jana (India) 1983-84 box 11, folder 19 Josephson, Trevor 1984 box 11, folder 20 American Journal of Psychology – General/Obituaries 1982-1985 box 11, folder 21 1984 British J. of Exper. & Clin. Hypnosis. Brian J. Fellows, Editor 1985 box 11, folder 22 Journal of Mental Imagery Akhter Ashen, Editor 1982-1985 box 11, folder 23 Journal Psychology Today (John Wilkes, UC-Santa Cruz) 1985 box 11, folder 24 Journals (General) 1985 box 11, folder 25 Psychological Reports Carol H. Ammons, Editor (Journal) 1984-1985 box 11, folder 26 K – Miscellaneous 1984-1985 box 11, folder 27 1982-83-85 Kihlstrom, John F. box 11, folder 28 L – Miscellaneous 1984-1985 box 11, folder 29 Leary, David 1984-1985 box 11, folder 30 M – Miscellaneous 1984-1985 box 11, folder 31 Mc, Mac – Miscellaneous 1984-1985 box 11, folder 32 N – Miscellaneous 1984-1985 box 11, folder 33 National Academy of Education 1985 box 11, folder 34 National Academy of Sciences April '84 Guide to the Ernest Ropiequet SC0210 4 Hilgard Papers SC0210 Additional Papers Accession ARCH-2000-164 box 11, folder 35 National Academy of Sciences 1984-1985 box 11, folder 36 Orne, Martin (Unit for Exper. Psychiatry) Panel of Sci. Advisors – ERH 1984/85 box 11, folder 37 P – Miscellaneous 1983/84 box 11, folder 38 Prentice-Hall, Inc. 1984 box 11, folder 39 P – Miscellaneous 1985 box 11, folder 40 Business & Professional Code – Psychologists – 1985 box 11, folder 41 R – Miscellaneous 1984-1985 box 11, folder 42 Recommendations 1983-1984 box 11, folder 43 Society of Experimental Psychologists 1983-1985 box 11, folder 44 SCEH Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis Mtg-San Antonio 1984 box 11, folder 45 Sokal, Michael 1984-85 box 11, folder 46 T – Miscellaneous 1985 box 11, folder 47 Thompson (something unreadable) Hist of Physiol.
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