The World of Psychology G. B. Levitas 1963 2 Vol Set Slipcase Psychology

Discover a comprehensive exploration of the human mind with "The World of Psychology," a distinguished two-volume set edited by G. B. Levitas. Published in 1963 by George Braziller, Inc., this first printing offers an invaluable collection of writings from renowned psychologists, philosophers, poets, mystics, and theologians. Volume I, "The Worlds of Perception, Man and His Emotions," delves into fundamental aspects of human experience, while Volume II, "Identity and Motivation," continues the profound journey into the complexities of psychological thought. This set is housed in its original slipcase, preserving its collectible appeal. This anthology is a cornerstone for anyone interested in the history and breadth of psychological inquiry, featuring a rich tapestry of theories, insightful case studies, and selections from world literature that illuminate the basic themes of psychology. It brings together diverse perspectives on perception, emotion, identity, and motivation, making it an essential resource for scholars, students, and enthusiasts of the behavioral sciences and humanities. A true intellectual treasure, this set provides a panoramic view of the human psyche through seminal works.