Every book on psychoanalysis of course is necessarily presented from a little different angle, dependent upon the peculiar predilections of the author. The general material in this book, covering the matter of dreams, the unconscious, psychopathology of every-day life, is for the most part what one finds in similar books. There is a chapter, however, on psychoanalysis and education which is worth reading, and particularly the chapter on society and religion is worth while as containing rather different material from that found in the average popular exposition of the subject.

White