The New Language of Psychiatry: Learning and Using DSM-III

This hardcover book is in excellent condition with no visible inscriptions or library markings. The binding is intact and the pages are clean. There is no dust jacket visible in the provided images.

The New Language of Psychiatry: Learning and Using DSM-III by Ronald Levy, M.D., was published by Little, Brown and Company in 1982. This hardcover edition, printed in both Boston and Toronto, offers a comprehensive guide to understanding and utilizing the DSM-III, a pivotal tool in psychiatric diagnosis. Levy, a respected figure in the field, provides insights into the complexities of mental illness classification. This book is a first edition, as indicated by the complete number line, making it a valuable addition for collectors and professionals interested in the evolution of psychiatric language. The book's focus on DSM-III places it within the genres of Psychiatry and Psychology, offering relevant keywords such as DSM-III, Mental Illness, and Diagnosis. The condition of the book is excellent, with no visible inscriptions or library markings, though the presence of a dust jacket is unknown.