Books that changed our minds
By: edited by Malcolm Cowley & Bernard Smith
Contributors: Smith, Bernard, 1907-1999
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Kelmscott editions
Published: 1939
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 285
Notes: "The biographical notes at the head of each chapter were written by Bernard Smith, useing standard reference materials."

"Recommended books": p. 265-269.

"Recommended books": p. 265-269.
Table of contents: title: A foreword on the books that changed our minds.; title: Freud and "The interpretation of dreams," by G. Soule.; title: "The education of Henry Adams," by L. Kronenberger.; title: Turner's "The frontier in American history," by C.A. Beard.; title: Sumner's "Folkways," by J. Chamberlain.; title: Veblen and "Business enterprise," by R.G. Tugwell.; title: Dewey and his "Studies in logical theory," by C.E. Ayres.; title: Boas and "The mind of primitive man," by P. Radin.; title: Beard's "Economic interpretation of the Constitution," by M. Lerner.; title: Richard's "The principles of literary criticism," by D. Daiches.; title: Parrington"s "Main currents in American thought," by B. Smith.; title: Lenin's "The state and revolution," by M. Lerner.; title: Spengler's "The decline of the West," by L. Mumford.; title: An afterword on the modern mind.; title: Bibliography (p. 265-269).