Psychiatry & Ethics

The book is in good condition with a hardcover binding. The dust jacket exhibits minor wear, including slight edge tears, but remains generally intact. The pages are clean and free from inscriptions or markings. The spine is sturdy, maintaining the book's structural integrity.

"Psychiatry and Ethics" by Maurice Levine, M.D., published by George Braziller in New York, 1972, is a first printing edition. This hardcover volume offers a profound exploration of the ethical dimensions within the field of psychiatry. With an introduction by the renowned anthropologist Margaret Mead and a biographical note by George L. Engel, M.D., this work stands as a significant contribution to both psychiatric and ethical discourse. Levine's expertise in psychiatry is complemented by these distinguished contributions, making this edition particularly valuable. The book is notable for its first printing status and remains a scarce find for collectors and professionals interested in the intersection of ethics and mental health. Condition-wise, the dust jacket shows minor wear with slight edge tears, yet remains intact.