WAR AND PEACE Essays in Psychological Analysis

BROWN, William

Published by Adam and Charles Black, London, 1939

About this Item

Brown cloth with gilt sp. lettering inc. lib. number at bottom, no obvious faults. xvi + 93; Shropshire County Library's heraldic plate to fr. pastedown + a couple of lib. numbers to top, rear end-paper has a loan sheet with loan dates from 1939-1946, discarded stamp and brown remnant of ticket pocket to rear pastedown, otherwise internally clean, tight and unmarked. A quite attractive copy despite lib. provenance. William Brown (1881-1952) was a quite eminent British psychologist of the inter-war period whose books covered a range of topics from psychometrics to personality and psychotherapy. He was also invloved in shell-shock treatment at Craiglockhart during the Great War. Now unjustly largely forgotten, perhaps due in part to his hum-drum name. This has 6 chapters on topics including International Relations, Ethics and Group Morality and Unconscious Forces and War. 13.5 cm x 19 cm. Seller Inventory # 013515

Bibliographic Details

Title: WAR AND PEACE Essays in Psychological ...

Publisher: Adam and Charles Black, London

Publication Date: 1939

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Good-Very Good

Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket

Edition: 1st Edition