Miss Bradby's book is one of the most satisfying additions to the literature of psychoanalysis which has recently come to hand. It does not pretend to be a technical exposition of the subject, but rather a popular one, and might be said to be in general an appreciation of psychoanalysis. The author is evidently not a psychoanalyst herself, but is pretty well in touch with the movement and presents it in a very engaging way.

The book is divided into six parts and proceeds in an orderly way by unfolding the fundamental psychoanalytic tenets. The unfolding is naturally the unfolding of the author's conceptions regarding them, for she belongs to no school or cult, nor does she ally herself with pansexualism. Her presentation of the subject is, however, clear, interesting