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“Goals and Desires of Man” is one of two books completed by Dr. Schilder before his death and now published by the Paul F. Schilder Memorial Fund Committee organized by the Society for Psychotherapy and Psychopathology, New York, of which he was the founder and first president. The other book is entitled “Mind: Perception and Thought in Their Constructive Aspects.” The editing of the manuscripts was done under the supervision of Dr. Lauretta Bender (Mrs. Paul F. Schilder). These two volumes, together with “The Image and Appearance of the Human Body,” which made its appearance in 1928, represent a unified view of the realm of psychology, with particular emphasis on the consideration that there is no science which is merely theoretical.
The present volume is made up of twenty-six chapters ranging in content from resolution of the life history, aggression, social structures and sex problems, to ideologies, work and morals. The last chapter integrates