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The literature on psycho-analysis in Italian is still small, and we welcome this interesting addition to it. Three-fifths of the book are taken up with a very clear introductory account of psycho-analysis, the greater part of which is devoted to the subject of dreams and their interpretation. A chapter each is then given to a psycho-analytic study of Pirandello,
Shakespeare, Tolstoy and Bernard Shaw respectively. I think this is the first time the last-named gentleman has been honoured in this way; the study in question is a consideration of Vivie's neurosis in Mrs. Warren's Profession.