Description: Item Is in VERY GOOD condition with some normal minor shelf wear expected for a vintage book.The pages inside are pristine with no highlighting, marks, or writing; no dog-earing or bent pages. There is no dust jacket. The laminated cover is in GOOD to VERY GOOD condition with minimal fraying along the top, side, and bottom edges and at the foot and crown edge of the spine, due to shelf rubbing, but all is minor. There are minimally frayed corners front and back, but you can barely see this. Spine is intact with no creasing-no loose pages; Spine is not broken. There is wrinkling on the crown and foot of the spine, but this is the only really visible flaw and it does not affect the binding. (Please see pictures as they are part of the description). Overall in VERY GOOD condition. This is a psychology classic from Abell, in which he looks at art from a psychological lense; here he looks at how the arts are to society what dreams are to the individual; that the arts are symbolic projections of under-lying mental states of the society that produces them.
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Signed By: N/A
Book Title: The Collective Dream in Art
Book Series: N/A
Original Language: English
Item Length: 5 in
Vintage: Yes
Personalize: No
Format: Paperback
Unit Type: oz
Language: English
Item Height: 8 in
Personalized: No
Features: Notes, Index, List of Illustrations
Unit Quantity: 1
Topic: Art, Art History, Art and Psychology, Dreams, History, Psychology, Psychology and Culture
Item Width: 1 in
Signed: No
Ex Libris: No
Narrative Type: Nonfiction
Publisher: Schocken Books
Inscribed: No
Intended Audience: Adults
Edition: 1966 First Schocken Edition
California Prop 65 Warning: N/A
Publication Year: 1957
Type: Psychology theory
Literary Movement: N/A
Era: 1960s
Illustrator: N/A
Author: Walter Abell
Genre: History, Psychology, Art History, Art, Dreams, Psychology and Art
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Subtitle:A Psycho-Historical Theory of Culture Based on Relations: Between the Arts, Psychology, and the Social Sciences
Item Weight: 20 oz
Number of Pages: 378 pages plus plates
Personalization Instructions: N/A