The Hermaphroditic Ideal and the Voice: References

Senior Faculty Member, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society and Institute; Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, University of California, Los Angeles; and Associate Clinical Professor of Law in Psychiatry, University of Southern California Law School. She has published a variety of psychoanalytic papers, some in applied psychoanalysis; she is particularly interested in theatre and grand opera. Dr. Moses, who died in 1965, was an otolaryngologist specializing in voice pathology. He had been greatly interested in psychiatry and psychoanalysis since his early training in Vienna. He had written many papers on the psychology and pathology of voice problems; his book Voice of Neurosis (1954) is internationally known. Dr. Moses was a long-time Clinical Professor at Stanford University School of Medicine and Director of the Clinic for Speech and Voice Diseases at Presbyterian Medical Center in San Francisco.

Senior Faculty Member, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society and Institute; Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, University of California, Los Angeles; and Associate Clinical Professor of Law in Psychiatry, University of Southern California Law School. She has published a variety of psychoanalytic papers, some in applied psychoanalysis; she is particularly interested in theatre and grand opera. Dr. Moses, who died in 1965, was an otolaryngologist specializing in voice pathology. He had been greatly interested in psychiatry and psychoanalysis since his early training in Vienna. He had written many papers on the psychology and pathology of voice problems; his book Voice of Neurosis (1954) is internationally known. Dr. Moses was a long-time Clinical Professor at Stanford University School of Medicine and Director of the Clinic for Speech and Voice Diseases at Presbyterian Medical Center in San Francisco.