The structure and meaning of psychoanalysis as related to personality and behavior.
Contributors: Bronner, Augusta F. b. 1881, joint author.; Bowers, Anna Mae, joint author.
Series: Half-title: Judge Baker foundation.  Publication; no. 6
Publisher: A. A. Knopf
Published: 1930
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 482
Subjects: Psychoanalysis; Personality
Description: "An organized statement of what has been contributed to date in psychoanalysis ... On the left hand pages are what ... may be called the orthodox theories and fact-findings of psychoanalysis--for the most part consisting of Freud's own statements. On the right hand, in smaller type ... are introduced (a) contributions of exegetical value, (b) some notable accessions to the psychoanalytic structure by 'Freudians' and (c) ... various ideas set forth by those who, still holding the major concepts of Freud, offer divergencies of theory or practice."--Preface.
Notes: "Bibliographic sources of material utilized in this book": p. 481-482.
At head of title: William Healy...Augusta F. Bronner...[and] Anna Mae Bowers...