Instinct and the Unconscious

Discover the profound insights of W. H. R. Rivers in his influential work, Instinct and the Unconscious, published by Cambridge University Press in 2014. This compelling book, which spans 286 pages, delves into the biological foundations of psychotherapy that emerged in Great Britain following the harrowing experiences of World War I. Rivers meticulously explores the relationship between instinct and the unconscious mind, offering a unique perspective on the treatment of psycho-neuroses that became prevalent during this tumultuous period. Ideal for scholars, mental health professionals, and anyone interested in the evolution of psychological thought, this paperback edition is a valuable addition to your library. Engage with Rivers' groundbreaking ideas and understand the historical context that shaped modern psychotherapy.