This is a most unusual book. Over fifty persons contribute to its contents, by each answering fourteen questions concerning the dream problem. These questions were formulated by the editor, who is a medical man and an East Indian. The questions were designed to bring out every dream theory in contrast with those of Hindoo philosophy. Those who answer the questions present all viewpoints: the Brahmin; Spiritualist; Psychic researcher; Christian Scientist; Psychiatrist; Psychanalyst; Philosopher; a Manufacturer; a Professor of English; a retired Engineer; a Professor of Logic; and a variety of metaphysicians. The group of contributors also included persons of many nationalities. The compilation furnishes a fine collection of material for the historian, and for critical students of comparative dream theories.

T. S.