Godina izdanja: 1942.
ISBN: nema
Autor: Strani

R.D. Gillespie, MD, Psychological Effects of War on Citizen and Soldier, Chapman & Hall, LTD., London 1942. (što piše na naslovnoj strani, ali je preštampano izdanje iz USA).

Strana 250, tvrd povez, ko god da ju je ukrao, bio je svetski putnik, ima pečat britanskog kozulata u Tangeru (Maroko). Štampana originalno, iste godine u bombardovanom Londonu, na mestu, gde je Gilespi, lekar po struci, imao dve godine da vidi užas, kakav rat predstavlja, izaziva u ljudskoj psihi.

The author devotes the first 3 chapters of this book to a general discussion of the changing concepts, the constitutional factors, and the social factors in psychoneuroses. The next 2 chapters are devoted to psychoneuroses among civilians in war and in the fighting forces with some clinical material cited and a discussion of various symptoms and factors such as apathy, occupation, unemployment, competitiveness, insecurity, disorganization, and evacuation experiences. Chapter 6 is devoted to a general consideration of morale as an individual and as a national problem. The final chapter, human relationships in the postwar world, considers briefly cultural selection versus biological transmission of traits, social psychotherapy, family life, education, and competitiveness versus cooperativeness. A 5-page bibliography listing references cited in each chapter is given. There is no index.