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191382709New York: The Macmillan Company 1913. First Edition. First state. Octavo. 22cm. Publisher's original textured 'ripple grain' blue cloth with titles in gilt to spine and front board. 510pp. Very light bumping and edgewear minor sunning to the spine as often occurs and a tiny pinhole or blemish to the cloth of the front board. Internally clean printed asterisk to lower corner front flyleaf top edge a trifle dusty. An handsome copy of a very notable book. <br /> <br /> Printing and The Mind of Man for all its faults proclaims this "Unquestionably Freud's greatest single work" and it is in the main through this Brill translation of the German 3rd Edition that the English speaking world was introduced to Freud's psychoanalytical theory the erotic nature of dreams and the influence of the unconscious on the conscious state later "the unconscious" became the "subconscious" as a more nuanced way of describing the things we constantly do and feel that we are unaware of doing or feeling. The Macmillan Company unknown
1952032525London: Routledge and Kegan Paul Ltd 1952. First English Edition 1st Printing. Green Cloth. Near Fine/Near Fine DJ. 288 Pp. First English Language Translation Of Her Book Which Was First Published In France In 1949. Gallup B66 For The Eliot Preface. Camus Reportedly Considered Her To Be The Most Important 20Th Century Writer. Book Is Clean Unmarked No Names No Fraying Light Rubbing At Corners. Dj Is Especially Clean And Bright Unfaded Price Clipped At Bottom Of Front Flap With A 1/4" Deep X 1/2" Long Chip At Bottom Of Front Bottom Spine Fold A 1/8' V-Chip At Bottom Of Rear Spine Fold And A 1/8" Deep X 1/4" Long Chip At Top Of Rear Spine Fold. <br/> <br/> Routledge and Kegan Paul Ltd hardcover
199639355Psychology Press An Imprint of Erlaum UK Taylor & Francis. New. 1996. Paperback. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - FLAWLESS COPY BRAND NEW PRISTINE NEVER OPENED - Among the articles in this issue: "Foot laterality in children adolescents and adults"; "Dermatoglyphic Asymmetry is Related to Perceptual Asymmetry and to Interhemispheric Transmission"; and "Left-Handedness and Age: Comparing Writing/Drawing and other Manual Activities". -- with a bonus offer-- . Psychology Press (An Imprint of Erlaum UK Taylor & Francis) paperback
1956ZB394396University of Texas Press 1956-2001. volumes 12-14; 18-37; 40; 43-47; 49; 51; 53; 57. 1956-2001. partly bound library markings textually clean & tight PRICE IS FOR THE LOT. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Photos available upon request. University of Texas Press unknown
1998059033Viking 1998. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. Stated First Edition dust jacket in protective mylar. 452pp. Viking Hardcover
194888331New York Berlin Switzerland: Distributed by Grune & Stratton Inc 1948 1949 1969. 4th Prtg; 4th Prtg; 5th Prtg. Cards 1st Prtg. Octavo. Three Volumes. Publisher's dark blue cloth titled in gilt to spines with Diagnostic cards in original cardboard cases. 223pp.; 402pp.; 301pp.; Card case of 10 color and black and white cards. Volumes I and II are uniformly dulled with some cosmetic bumping and scuffing to extremities strong and durable Volume III is brighter and rather less scuffed but equally as solid; internally clean Vols I and II bearing the ownership of A.W. Jeffreys Jr. to front flyleaves and some mild traces of tape residue presumably from some kind of wrapper Vol II has some underlining in parts Vol III is bright and without annotations; The pasteboard case for the diagnostic cards is somewhat soiled and grubby with some edgewear and toning in places but strong and solid the cards themselves are clean and fresh with some minor soiling imprint and captions to versos. A good strong set of of one of the most famous and widely used sets of psychological diagnostic tools.<br /> <br /> The inkblot tests themselves pre-date the publication of Beck's interpretation system by several decades mainly due to the fact that no single medical body could agree on the metrics of interpretation despite the tests being in wide usage. It wasn't until Beck published his "Basic Processes" in 1944 that some measure of uniformity was achieved and the test achieved the form in which it is implemented today. Complete sets are scarce in commerce. Distributed by Grune & Stratton Inc unknown
1952036534Phoenix: Hubbard Association Of Scientologists 1952. 1st Edition . No Binding. Very Good. Blue Membership Card For Edna Mayne Van Vogt Known As E. Mayne Hull Her Maiden Name. She Was A Canadian Daughter Of A Publisher Who Moved To California With Her Husband The Science Fiction Writer A E Van Vogt In The Mid-1940'S. In The 1940'S She Published Science Fiction Under Her Maiden Name In Astounding And Elsewhere. She Became Very Active In Dianetics When Her Husband Began Working On The Concept With Hubbard In 1950; He Became Head Of The West Coast Dianetics Organization In Mid-1950 And She And Her Husband Formed Cada An Independent Dianetics Organization Circa 1954 And Remained An Active Officer Of That Organization Almost Until Her Death. Cada Continued Until The Name Was Bought Back By Scientology In The 1980'S. This Membership Card Is Number P-50. Also With Her Business Card As A Dianetic Auditor With Her Old Hawthorn Avenue Address In Hollywood. Pssibly The Earliest Scientology Membership Card For A Well-Known Sf Author. <br/> <br/> Hubbard Association Of Scientologists unknown
1917018866<p>New York: Frederick A. Stokes Company 1917. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. Cloth in DJ; First Edition; 317pp; DJ age-toned edgeworn & protected by mylar sleeve boards square clean & bright with gilt titling to front & spine decoration to front slight forward slant front endpaper age-toned bookplate to front pastedown previous owner's name to FFEP frontispiece author photo with tissue guard pages slightly age-toned text unmarked binding is sound VG/Good condition. Scarce antique volume containing diary of Mary MacLane 1881-1929 a freethinking writer and proto-feminist from the early days of Montana.</p> Frederick A. Stokes Company hardcover
1992048655NY: Irvington Pub 1992. Reprint 1st Printing. Soft cover. Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. 269 pp. with Index and References. Provides a unified survey of the philosophy behind Erickson's hypnosis techniques. Bottom corner of back cover creased. Binding tight text clean. <br/> <br/> Irvington Pub paperback
1958047291Vantage Press 1958. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. First Edition. Scarce! Chipping and tears to edges of dust jacket as well a tiny penned grammar correction to blurb on jacket now in protective mylar. New Vision Press label on title page. 261pp. Vantage Press Hardcover
19872092902137703642Ginza-sho-kan 1987. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Ginza-sho-kan paperback
1949035330Princeton: Princeton University Poress 1949. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. Xiv 272 Pp. Rose Cloth Gilt Lettering On Brown Background. Lightly Used Name On Front Endpaper Very Good. Dj Good Only Worn Small Losses And Tears At Edges. Front Hinge Lightly Cracked Per Wikipedia Charles-Edward Amory Winslow 1877 -1957 Was An American Bacteriologist And Public Health Expert Who Was According To The Encyclopedia Of Public Health "A Seminal Figure In Public Health Not Only In His Own Country The United States But In The Wider Western World." Winslow Was Born In Boston Massachusetts And Attended Massachusetts Institute Of Technology M.I.T. Obtaining A B.S. In 1898 And An M.S. In 1910. He Began His Career As A Bacteriologist. He Taught At The Massachusetts Institute Of Technology While Heading The Sewage Experiment Station From 1908 To 1910 Then Taught At The College Of The City Of New York From 1910 To 1914. He Was The Youngest Charter Member Of The Society Of American Bacteriologists When That Organization Was Founded In 1899.3 With Samuel Cate Prescott He Published The First American Textbook On The Elements Of Water Bacteriology. In 1915 He Founded The Yale Department Of Public Health Within The Yale Medical School And He Was Professor And Chairman Of The Department Until He Retired In 1945. The Department Became The Yale School Of Public Health After Accreditation Was Introduced In 1947. During A Time Dominated By Discoveries In Bacteriology He Emphasized A Broader Perspective On Causation Adopting A More Holistic Perspective. The Department Under His Direction Was A Catalyst For Health Reform In Connecticut. He Was The First Director Of Yale's J.B. Pierce Laboratory Serving From 1932 To 1957. Winslow Was Also Instrumental In Founding The Yale School Of Nursing. He Was The First Editor-In-Chief Of The Journal Of Bacteriology Serving In That Position From 1916 To 1944. He Was Also The Editor Of The American Journal Of Public Health From 1944 To 1954.3 He Was The Curator Of Public Health At The American Museum Of Natural History From 1910 To 1922. In 1926 He Became President Of The American Public Health AssociationAnd In The 1950S Was A Consultant To The World Health Organization. In 1920 Winslow Published A Widely-Cited Definition Of Public Health In Science Describing The Field As "The Science And The Art Of Preventing Disease Prolonging Life And Promoting Physical Health And Efficiency Through Organized Community Efforts For The Sanitation Of The Environment The Control Of Community Infections The Education Of The Individual In Principles Of Personal Hygiene The Organization Of Medical And Nursing Service For The Early Diagnosis And Preventive Treatment Of Disease And The Development Of The Social Machinery Which Will Ensure To Every Individual In The Community A Standard Of Living Adequate For The Maintenance Of Health. . I Look To See Our Health Departments In The Coming Years Organizing Diverse Forms Of Sanitary And Medical And Nursing And Social Service In Such Fashion As To Enable Every Citizen To Realize His Birthright Of Health And Longevity." The C.-E.A. Winslow Award Is Presented To A Public Health Professional That Has Demonstrated Leadership And Achievement In Practice Research And /Or Education. Among The Most Widely Quoted Health Leaders During His Lifetime Dr. Winslow Believed That Equal In Weight With Scientific Ideas About Health And Disease Was A Commitment To Social Justice - That Social Ills Must Be The First Conquest In The "Conquest Of Epidemic Disease." His Writings Full Of Useful Information In Almost Every Line Lack The Dumbed-Down Interpretations And Political Statements Of Later Ecologists And That Characteristic Together With His Impeccable Education And Genealogy Indicate Some Reasons Why He Is Avoided By Well-Publicized Ecological Activists As If He Had The Plague. . <br/> <br/> Princeton University Poress hardcover
1914062065Chicago: de Laurence Scott & Company 1914. Book. Good. Hardcover. 2nd Edition. Red cloth heavily gilt-stamped with some rubbing to corners front hinge starting. Contents remain tight with no markings. All page edges gilt marbled endpapers. 410pp oversized and will require additional postage for international options. de Laurence, Scott & Company Hardcover
1911019339New York: D. Appleton and Company 1911. First Edition First Printing . Red Cloth. Fine/No Dustjackets. 9 1/2" Tall. 710 714. With Errata Slips Tipped In At Tables Of Contents. Red Cloth Gilt. Top Edges Gilt. First Printings With 1911 Dates On Title Pages. Near New No Rubbing Hinges Tight No Names Or Marks. From The Library Of Prominent Neurologist Dr. Archibald Church Although Not Marked As Such. Gift Quality <br/> <br/> D. Appleton and Company hardcover
1939029544New Haven: Yale University Press 1939. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good DJ. Ix 209 Pp. First Printing 1939 Red Cloth Spine Printed In Black. Book Is Near Fine Trace Of Rubbing At Corners No Names Or Marks. Dj With Just Light Wear Minute Loss Across Most Of Top Of Spine A Few Other Very Short Tears And Minute Losses One Almost 2" Long Completely Closed Tear At Top Right Of Rear Panel Not Affecting Text Very Slight Fading To Red Printing On Spine. Per Wikipedia: John Dollard 1900 - 1980 Was An American Psychologist And Social Scientist Known For His Studies On Race Relations In America And The Frustration-Aggression Hypothesis He Proposed With Neal E. Miller And Others. Dollard Is Likely Best Known Within The Psychological Community As A Member Of The Distinguished Group Of Young Researchers Among Whom Was Neal E. Miller At Yale University In The 1930S Who Inspired Initially By Clark L. Hull Sought To Combine Learning Theory And Psychoanalysis. The Groups' First Major Publication Was Frustration And Aggression And Has Become A Classic Which Is Still Widely Cited In Introductory Texts. It Outlined A View Now Referred To As The Frustration-Aggression Hypothesis Which Formed The Basis For Later Developments Such As Leonard Berkowitz's Aggression: A Social Psychological Analysis 1962 And The Animal Research On Frustration And Aggression In The 1960S And 1970S Which Caused A Controversy Between The Researchers And Animal Rights Groups. Miller Sums Up Dollard's Contributions To The Group As Such: "If Trying To Bring Together Contributions From Sociology Anthropology Psychology And Psychotherapy No Longer Seems So Novel It Is Because Dollard And Other Pioneers Had The Courage And Tenacity To Break Through Traditional Barriers". <br/> <br/> Yale University Press hardcover
1926020133New Haven: Yale University Press 1926. First Edition First Printing . Hardcover. Near Fine/No Dust Jacket. 463 Pp. Red Cloth Gilt. First Edition With 1926 Date On Title Page. An Attempt At A Philosophical-Psychological Study Of Politics. Very Near Fine Tiny Pin-Hole On Spine Very Slight Fading To Spine Cloth Gilt Brilliant Small Previous Owner's Name Hand Printed On Rear Endpaper. Per Wikipedia William Ernest Hocking 1873 -1966 Was An American Idealist Philosopher At Harvard University. He Continued The Work Of His Philosophical Teacher Josiah Royce The Founder Of American Idealism In Revising Idealism To Integrate And Fit Into Empiricism Naturalism And Pragmatism. He Said That Metaphysics Has To Make Inductions From Experience: "That Which Does Not Work Is Not True." His Major Field Of Study Was The Philosophy Of Religion But His 22 Books Included Discussions Of Philosophy And Human Rights World Politics Freedom Of The Press The Philosophical Psychology Of Human Nature; Education; And More. In 1908 He Was Called To Yale Where He Served As An Assistant Professor And Published His First Major Work The Meaning Of God In Human Experience 1912. In 1914 Hocking Returned To Harvard Where He Eventually Became Alford Professor Of Natural Religion Moral Philosophy And Civil Polity. Returning To Harvard After The War Hocking Made The Rest Of His Career There. He Led A Highly Influential Study Of Missions In Mainline Protestant Churches In 1932. The Commission's Report Entitled Re-Thinking Missions: A Laymen's Inquiry After One Hundred Years 1932 And Known As The "Hocking Report" Reflected Changing Ideas About The Role Of Western Missionaries In Other Cultures And Generated Fierce Debate. Commission Members Traveled To Asian Cities To Meet Missionaries And Local People. While In China Hocking Consulted With Pearl S. Buck Who Was Developing A Similar Critique Of Missions And Who Later Threw Her Support Behind The Commission's Report. The Commission Recommended A Greater Emphasis On Education And Welfare Transfer Of Power To Local Groups Less Reliance On Evangelizing With Respectful Appreciation For Local Religions. A Recommended Related Goal Was The Transition Of Local Leadership And Institutions. From 1920 To The Late-1930S Hocking Was A Regular Lecturer At The Naval War College In Newport Rhode Island Where He Lectured On "Morale" "Psychology" And "Leadership. Influenced By His Visit To China Hocking Published A Characteristically Open Minded Study Of The Twelfth-Century Chinese Philosopher Zhu Xi. He Argued That Zhu Xi's Thought Was "Scientific" Which Not All European Philosophers Could Claim And Therefore Had Something To Teach Westerners About Democracy. In 1936 Hocking Was Invited To Give The Hibbert Lectures At Oxford And Cambridge Universities In England. These Reflected His Thinking About The Relation Of Christianity To Other World Religions As He Had Begun To Support A Universal Religion. Hocking Thought The Important Elements Were "A Belief In Obligation In A Source Of Things Which Is Good In Some Kind Of Permanence For What Is Real In Selfhood And In The Human Aspect Of Deity." He Pins His Hope More On The Common People Throughout The World Than On The Theologians. In Political Philosophy Hocking Claimed That Liberalism Must Be Superseded By A New Form Of Individualism In Which The Principle Is: "Every Man Shall Be A Whole Man."12 He Believed That Humans Have Only One Natural Right: "An Individual Should Develop The Powers That Are In Him. The Most Important Freedom Is "The Freedom To Perfect One's Freedom." Perhaps Hocking's Most Important Contribution To Philosophy Is "Negative Pragmatism" Which Means That What "Works" Pragmatically Might Or Might Not Be True But What Does Not Work Must Be False. Hocking's Criterion Was Corroborated By Richard Feynman Who Stated That Anything Described As True ". Could Never Be Proved Right Because Tomorrow's Experiment Might Succeed In Proving Wrong What You Thought Was Right ." And ". If It Disagrees With Experiment It Is Wrong." <br/> <br/> Yale University Press hardcover
1931033492New Haven: Yale University Press 1931. First American Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Xii 521 Pp. Green Cloth Gilt. American First Printing. Covers Immaculate Gilt Brilliant But Spine Cloth Browning. Hinges Tight. No Names Or Marks. Tiny Frays At Corners. A Discussion Of A Psychological Label Applicable When Behavior Of The Individual Is Causing Criminal Harm To Others Without Compunction. The Analysis Makes Clear That Psychologists Will Stigmatize Actions "Causing Harm" But Avoids Discussion Of The Mental Characteristics Of People Who Cause Harm Intentionally Or Carelessly To Other People In Ways Not Strictly Illegal Or Intentional. Sociopathy Is Everywhere But Unfortunately It Is Not Found Unacceptable By The Medical Or Legal Professions Except When Existing Law Is Found To Be Indisputably Personally And Intentionally Violated But That Is Really A Criminal Not A Psychological Matter And Illegality Should Not Be A Medical/Psychological Measure; A Person Deriving Pleasure From Causing Pain Is Found "Sick" But A Person Who Causes Much More Harm Such As Causing Deaths Of Thousands Of People With Government-Sanctioned Business Practices State Aggression Medically Fatal Pollution Etc. Acting Just For Patriotism Or Profit Is Well Normal If A Profit Or Party Loyalty Motive Is Found. This Would Lead For Example To The Finding That Nazi Party Activists Were Not Sociopathic An Absurd Finding. But No One In Government Medicine Law Or Psychology Really Wants To Think Deeply About This Since The Nineteenth Century. Too Much Money Is At Stake. Neither Hitler Nor The Grossest Environmental Polluters Are Considered Psychopathic. <br/> <br/> Yale University Press hardcover
1947276919Ernst Klett Verlag Stuttgart 1947. Hardcover mit Leinenrücken und -ecken 1947-1961. 14 Jahrgänge. Zustand: Keine Beschädigungen. Exemplare aus einer Privatbibliothek mit Kennungen. Ecken Kanten sehr gut. Ernst Klett Verlag, Stuttgart, hardcover
1936061936Harper & Brothers 1936. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. Dated 1936 on copyright page no printing date stated $4.00 original price on jacket flap. Open tears in dust jacket at head and tail of spine rubbed and worn edges now in protective mylar. Boards bumped at lower corners text clean. 322pp. Harper & Brothers Hardcover
1940061773Cambridge Analytical Services 1940. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. First Edition. Scarce. Tight copy with mild bit of uniform age toning to pages and dust jacket which is now in protective mylar. 197pp. Cambridge Analytical Services Hardcover
1973054240Prentice Hall Direct 1973. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 206pp. Chipping to edges of dust jacket now in protective mylar. Prentice Hall Direct Hardcover
197422957Berkeley: University of California Press 1974. cloth hardcover in dust jacket. sparse minor rubbing to dj. very slight signs of handling. clean. no text or exterior markings. no bumps tears chips. flap price intact. strong binding.; inscribed by arnheim to gyorgy and juliet kepes 1977 on half-title page.; x-508pp. 280 b/w figures. expanded and revised edition with some new illustrations originally published in 1954. a unique association copy between collaborators and friends. Signed by Author. Expanded Revised Edition . Hardcover. Near Fine/Near Fine. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. University of California Press Hardcover
1994x-075070361XFalmer Pr 1994. Hardcover. New. 1st edition. 164 pages. 9.75x6.50x0.75 inches. Falmer Pr hardcover
1927064584The Master Key Institute 1927. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. Green and gold embossed boards with pictorial endpapers. Volume V in the series which contains parts 21-25. Moderate rubbing to gold lettering and mild rubbing to corners. The Master Key Institute Hardcover
19122081402109703293Dai Nihon tosho 1912. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Dai Nihon tosho paperback
