American problems from the point of view of a psychologist
"I naturally have accepted the American point of view more and more. Impressions which at first struck me as strange slowly have become a matter of course. My interest in American problems has not decreased on this account, but the angle from which I see them has become a new one. It is no long...
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New York,
Moffat, Yard,
1910.
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Table of Contents:
- The fear of nerves
- The choice of a vocation
- The standing of scholarship
- Prohibition and temperance
- The intemperance of women
- My friends, the spiritualists
- The market and psychology
- Books and bookstores
- The world language.