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Although Mills's book is intended for people interested in both Hegel's philosophy and psychoanalysis, its main appeal is for students of philosophy. The relevance of Mills' clear and sensitive exposition of Hegel's thought to psychoanalysis only emerges in the book's final chapter, appropriately tided “Implications for Psychoanalysis: Toward Process Psychology.” Here Mills states his main purpose in writing the book, which is to argue that psychoanalysis must embrace Hegelian philosophy on the grounds that it