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Verlag: G. Cumberlege, Oxford university Press, London, 1953
Anbieter: Buli-Antiquariat, Gumtow, Deutschland
Broschur. 76 p. Notes: Bibliography: p. 75-76. Subject: Social psychology. Series: L.T. Hobhouse Memorial Trust lectures ; no.22. GUTER ZUSTAND. Size: 23 x 15 Cm. 300 Gr.
Verlag: British Broadcasting Corporation, London, 1930
Anbieter: Meiwes, Stuttgart, Deutschland
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First Edition. 21,5 cm, 63 pp, printed wrappers. Illustrated. Cover title:"Tuesdays April 29 to July 15, 1930 at 8 p.m." Cyril Burton (1883-1971) was Professor of Education and Psychology. He also had an Interest in Parapsychology and telepathy. 'Since his death the authenticity of some of his research data has been questioned.' OCLC: 315113158 .A fine copy. Rare.
Verlag: 12 October ; on letterhead of 4A Eton Road Hampstead NW3, 1932
Anbieter: Richard M. Ford Ltd, London, Vereinigtes Königreich
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4to: 2 pages. 37 lines of text. Text clear and entire on slightly discoloured paper, lightly worn and creased and with a few nicks to extremities. Signed properly on the second page. Place's essay, apparently a biographical account of the psychological development of a very young child, 'whiled [sic] away a long train journey last night very pleasantly'. While it is 'by far the best essay that [Burt has] received', Burt is sending 'criticisms rather than complimentary comments': 'the main psychological changes are not dated with sufficient accuracy to make the document as it stands really valuable as a scientific publication'. Discusses the significance of the 'date of talking [.] for a child's future development'. 'The change of emotional attitude from year to year is very interesting, and if one could collect a large number of careful records like your own, they would be extremely valuable.' References to 'temperament' and 'pigmentation': 'Those who emphasize the importance of race would rather assimilate her to the Mediterranean type - what is commonly miscalled Celtic in this country. | But, of course, all this is speculation.' At the foot of the first page, scored through by Burt: 'Yours very truly | [signed] Cyril Burt'. Paragraph on second page discussing 'the mother'.