The Principles of Psychology

This hardcover edition is in excellent condition, with a robust green and black binding typical of the Britannica Great Books series. There is no visible dust jacket, and the book shows no signs of inscriptions, library markings, or other defects. The spine and covers are intact, with minimal wear, making it a well-preserved copy for collectors and enthusiasts.

"The Principles of Psychology" by William James is a seminal work in the field of psychology, first published in 1890. This edition is the Thirtieth Printing, published by Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. in 1988. The book is part of the Great Books series, published with the editorial advice of the faculties of The University of Chicago. This hardcover edition is bound in a sturdy green and black cover, reflecting the classic design of Britannica's Great Books collection. William James, a pioneering American psychologist and philosopher, explores the intricacies of human consciousness and behavior. This edition is valuable for its inclusion in the esteemed Great Books series, making it a significant acquisition for collectors and scholars of psychological literature. The book is in excellent condition, with no inscriptions or library markings, ensuring its appeal to both collectors and academic readers.