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John Strong Perry Tatlock (February 24, 1876 – June 24, 1948), known as J. S. P. Tatlock, was an American literary scholar and medievalist. Biography. Tatlock was born in Stamford, Connecticut, in February 1876, the son of Florence (Perry) and The Rev. William Tatlock.
Die Tochter von John Strong Perry Tatlock, einem bekannten altenglischen Philologen und Experten für Geoffrey Chaucer, war Absolventin des Vassar College und der Stanford Medical School, wo sie Psychiaterin wurde.
- Early Life
- Romance with Oppenheimer
- Death
- Portrayals
Jean Frances Tatlock was born in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on February 21, 1914, the second child of John Strong Perry Tatlock and Marjorie née Fenton. She had an older brother named Hugh, who became a physician. Her father, who had a PhD from Harvard University, was a noted and acclaimed professor of English at the University of Michigan; an Old Englis...
Tatlock struggled with her sexuality, at one point writing to a friend that "there was a period when I thought I was homosexual. I still am, in a way, forced to believe it, but really, logically, I am sure that I can't be because of my un-masculinity." She began seeing Robert Oppenheimer in 1936, when she was a graduate student and Oppenheimer was ...
Events prior
Tatlock experienced clinical depression, and was being treated at Mount Zion. At around 1 pm on January 5, 1944, her father arrived at her apartment at 1405 Montgomery Street. When there was no response to his ringing the doorbell, he climbed in through a window. He found her dead, lying on a pile of cushions in the bathroom, with her head submerged in the partly-filled bathtub. There was an unsigned suicide note, which read: Her father found her correspondence and sifted through it, burning...
Inquest
A formal inquest in February 1944 returned a verdict of "suicide, motive unknown". In his report, the coroner found that Tatlock had eaten a full meal shortly before her death. She had taken some barbiturates, but not a fatal dose. Traces of chloral hydrate were found, a drug normally associated with a "Mickey Finn" when combined with alcohol, but there was no alcohol in her blood, despite damage to her pancreas that indicated she was a heavy drinker. As a psychiatrist working in a hospital,...
Assassination theory
There has been speculation by journalists and historians, as well as Tatlock's brother Hugh, that her death was not a suicide, and the "curious circumstances" surrounding it have subsequently aroused suspicion. The conspiracy theory that she was murdered by intelligence agents working for the Manhattan Project was bolstered by the 1975 Church Committee, which revealed details of assassinations carried out by American intelligence agencies. One doctor quoted in Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin's...
She was portrayed by Kate Harper in the 1980 TV miniseries Oppenheimer. Natasha Richardson played Tatlock in 1989's Fat Man and Little Boy, while Florence Pugh took on the role for Christopher Nolan's 2023 epic biographical thriller Oppenheimer.
28. Juli 2023 · Jean Frances Tatlock was the daughter of John Strong Perry Tatlock, a professor of English, and Marjorie Tatlock (née Fenton). Born in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Tatlock went to Cambridge...
John Strong Perry Tatlock – known as J. S. P. Tatlock – was an American literary scholar and medievalist. Profile. Born: 1876 in Stamford. Died: 24 June 24 1948. Nationality: American. Gender: Male. The Royal Academy of Arts, located in the heart of London, is a place where art is made, exhibited and debated.
1876-1948. John Strong Perry Tatlock, Professor of English Emeritus, died on June 24, 1948. Professor Tatlock was born in Stamford, Connecticut, on February 24, 1876. He was a graduate of Harvard College, Class of 1896, and from Harvard in 1903 received his Ph.D.
7. März 2020 · A concordance to the complete works of Geoffrey Chaucer and to the Romaunt of the Rose / by John S.P. Tatlock ... and Arthur G. Kennedy ... : Tatlock, John S. P. (John Strong Perry), 1876-1948 : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive.
