Bristow Roger: American Negro; a psychoanalytical case history
New York: Hermitage House, 1949. Hardcover. 184p., first edition, lacking dust jacket, ownership signature on front free endpaper, slight bump on board edge, corners a bit bumped, spine slightly toned, else very good.
"Bristow Rogers is the story of a talented, educated American Negro facing the problem of finding meaningful existence in a 'complex' society" who seeks psychoanalytic help. The authors talk about 'marginal men' 'finding themselves.' Racism, apparently, has no place in the psychoanalytic lexicon.
Cat.No: 13148
Price: $20.00