Publisher: MacMillan Co., 1931
Hardcover -- 191 pages
6.75 x 5" approx. size

Fascinating read for anyone aspiring to get a better understanding of the human psyche as it was perceived in the 1930s.

The History of Insanity | II The Psychological Conception of  Mental Disorder | III. The Phenomena of Mental Disorder
| IV Dissociation | V Complexes | VI Conflict | VII Repression | VIII Manifestations of Repressed Complexes | IX Projection | X The Irrationality of the Insane | XI Phantasy | XII The Significance of Conflict

Bibliography | Index

Bound in rust colored cloth in fine condition, edges of spine show slight bumping. Very good for the age.  Periodic pages show some penciling as underlining etc. Can be erased if wished.

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