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This is a commemorative volume to Dr. Morton Prince, and like all such volumes, defies review because it is not written by a single author upon a single subject, but contains some 24 separate chapters on as many different subjects by as many different writers, all of whom have contributed their respective chapters as an earnest of their high regard for Dr. Prince. The essays comprise studies in psychology, psycho—pathology, psychoanalysis, esthetics, neurology, social psychology, anthropological psychology, and come from the pens of prominent writers in this country and abroad. It is significant that a considerable portion of the book, approximately 100 pages, is taken up with the subject of psychoanalysis, toward which Dr. Prince has always been very critical. The articles, however, come from both its proponents and contestants. The book is an eloquent evidence of the high regard in which Dr. Prince is held by his associates, both those who agree with him and those who do not agree with him, and is an excursion into the realm of commemorative volumes which has never been in vogue in this country.
White.