Problems of Personality: Studies in honour of Dr. Morton Prince. Edited by C. MacFie Campbell, M.A., M.D., H. S. Langfeld, Ph.D., Wm. McDougall, D.Sc., F.R.S., A. A. Roback, A.M., Ph.D., E. W. Taylor, A.M., Ph.D. (Kegan Paul & Co., London; Harcourt, Brace & Co., New York, 1925. Pp. 434. Price 18 s.)

This volume consists of twenty-four essays written in commemoration of Dr. Morton Prince's seventieth birthday. As is befitting to his own wide range of interests, the field here covered is very extensive. The subjoined list of contents will explain why it is impossible to review such a volume in the usual way.

• 1The Evolution of Intelligence and the Thraldom of Catch-Phrases. By G. Elliot Smith.

• 2Abnormal Psychology and Social Psychology. By Ernest Jones.

• 3Notes on Suggestion, Empathy, and Bad Thinking in Medicine. By William A. White.

Studies in Psychology.

• 1Does the Will express the Entire Personality? By Ed. Claparède.

• 2An Experience during Danger and the Wider Functions of Emotion. By George M. Stratton.

• 3On recent Contributions to the Study of the Personality. By C. MacFie Campbell.

• 4Character and Inhibition. By A. A. Roback.