Harry Wilmer, Ed.

Mother / Father

208 pages, ISBN 0-933029-45-4 / 978-0-933029-45-3, Chiron

A collection of autobiographical and biographical essays by authors Robert Bly, Elisabeth Kuebler-Ross, Jerome Kagan, John Silber, and Mary Catherine Bateson, among others.

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Harry Wilmer is founder, emeritus director and president of the Institute for the Humanities at Salado in the small central Texas village where he has lived since 1971. He is a senior Jungian analyst in private practice in Salado. Wilmer received his M.D. and other degrees from the University of Minnesota. He has been a National Research Council fellow in the medical sciences at Johns Hopkins, a fellow in internal medicine and neuropsychiatry at the Mayo Clinic, and later a consultant in psychiatry there. His creative work in the Navy was the subject of an award-winning ABC docudrama, starring Lee Marvin and with Arthur Kennedy as Wilmer. Bill Moyers produced two PBS-TV documentaries on Wilmer’s work at the Salado institute and he has authored numerous books and articles, and lectured throughout the world. He and his wife Jane raised five children.