WILLIAM MCDOUGALL - An Introduction to Social Psychology

London England, Methuen & Co., 1936. Twenty-Third Edition, Binding: Cloth, Good/Fair. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall Hardback This is an enlarged edition of a book in which was made the first successful attempt to replace the philosophies of Bentham and Mill by a consistent theory of human motives. In the first part the principal motive forces that underlie all the activities of individuals and societies are defined. The second part illustrates the way in which each of them plays its part in the life of society. Foxing to end pages. Some slight fading to cloth. Some wear and tear and small piece missing of D/J.