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Mervin Glasser was Chairman of this Group which was formerly known as The B Group of the British Psychoanalytical Society.

The documents include papers relating to the Constitution and Rules of The B Group, (1982); meeting agenda and minutes (some annotated); correspondence with other members of the Group including Thomas Freeman, Arthur Couch, Marion Burgner; lists of members; copies of the Group's newsletter; membership lists, (1992-1998); 'A Contemporary Freudian Proposal for Restructuring the Institute Training Programme and related reports and comments, (1991); blank copy of a 'Contemporary Freudian Group Membership Survey', 1999.

These documents relate to a seminar course provided by the Institute of Psychoanalysis entitled 'Structure and Development of the Internal World: Contemporary Freudian Views'. Mervin Glasser led seminars on 'The Core Complex and the Roots of Violence', A Psychoanalytic Understanding of Delinquency' , 'The Contribution of the Core Complex to Normal and Pathological Structure and Development'.

Unsigned contract for a BBC interview with Dr Gillespie about 'the life and ideas and work of Melanie Klein'.

Photocopy of a typed speech on differences between the technique of British and Viennese analysts.

A transcript of Jones' contribution to a discussion with Dr Sidney Kuh in Chicago in 1911 (with a draft of a letter to the 'Illinois Medical Journal', in response to an item published by Kuh shortly after the discussion); also comments on unidentified papers by Archdall Reid and Nina Searl.

A paper entitled 'Is there a Winnicott technique?' was written by Christopher Bollas and read at a meeting of the 1952 Club in 1980. The documents comprise 2 typescript drafts; 3 further typescripts headed 'Was Winnicott a Genius?'; copy of a letter from Little to Bollas; letter of reply from Bollas.

This is a document compiled from papers by Arthur Couch, Robert Salo and Elspeth Earl.

Memoranda, reports, minutes and scientific papers relating to the Controversial Discussions held within the British Psychoanalytical Society during the 1940s, plus brief notes by Gillespie regarding the extent to which different parties were represented in the discussions. Also included is a later letter from Sylvia Payne expressing concern about a proposed newspaper article regarding the Controversial Discussions and Edward Glover's resignation.

Drafts of contributions to the Extraordinary Business Meetings held during the Controversial Discussions.

Correspondence and memoranda.