War dance. A study of the psychology of war. - E. Graham Howe.

Bound, red cloth with gilt title on spine, 315pp., 13x19cm., 28 diagrams in b/w., good condition (some foxing on the outside). Two loose pages with contemporary writings included (no name or date).
London Faber & Faber 1937 1st edition
Bringing into his discussion basic concepts of psychology & sociology, Mr. Howe charges the reasons for war to basic interpersonal relationships. Deflating the highflown terminology in the use of which many national leaders revel, more to obscure than to illuminate, the author comes to grips with the fundamental problems of anxiety, aggressiveness, guilt, etc.