Three New !nchor Titles
Sigmund Freud
THE ORIGINS OF PSYCHO·
ANALYSIS.
The famous collection
of Freud's letters, drafts and notes
to Wilhelm Fliess (1887-1902) from
which the theory of psychoanalysis
developed.
$1.25
John Rickman, M.D.
Editor
A GENERAL SELECTION FROM
THE WORKS OF SIGMUND
FREUD.
Here are Freud's major
psychoanalytical writings from the
beginning of his career to the end,
including, among others, in whole
or in part,
The Origin and Develop–
ment of Psychoanalysis, Mourning
and Melancholia, Beyond the Pleas–
ure Principle.
Group psychology,
"The analysis of the ego and the
id," and a new appendix on Anxiety
by Charles Brenner, M.D.
$1.25
Richard Chase
THE AMERICAN NOVEL AND ITS
TRADITION.
A brilliant new ap–
praisal of American fiction, defin–
ing in new terms the distinguishing
qualities of the American novel, from
Charles Brockden Brown and James
Fenimore Cooper to William Faulk–
ner.
An Anchor Original.
95¢
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Books, 575 Madison Avenue, New
York 22.
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A final W<Jrd
from· one of America's
most distinguished writers
OPUS
POSTHUMOUS
by
WALLACE STEVENS
Edited, with an IntroductiolC,
b,
SAMUEL FRENCH MORSE
This volume completes:""
with
The Collected Poems of
Wallace Stevens
and the prose'
gathered in
The Necessary Angel
-the publication in book form
of all of Stevens's writing for
the general reader. It contains
seventy-six poems and sections
of poems, two plays,
an extended selection
of proverbs, and twenty
prose pieces covering the span
of Stevens's career. Except for
six poems (and they are omitted
from the
Collected Ppems)
none of the material has been
published previously in
book form; about one-third
of its contents has never
been printed before.
6% x
9%
inches,
,68
pages
$6.75 at most bookstores
ALFRED A, KNOPF.
Publisher
