Manuel Alphabetique De Psychiatrie Clinique, Therapeutique Et Medico-Legale par le Dr. Antoine Porot.
Paris: Presses Universitaires De France, 1952. From the library of Dr. C.B. Farrar with his bookplate. Sm.4to., orig. wrappers, 437pp. double columns. Wear to the spine ends o/w very good.
Paris: Presses Universitaires De France, 1952. From the library of Dr. C.B. Farrar with his bookplate. Sm.4to., orig. wrappers, 437pp. double columns. Wear to the spine ends o/w very good.
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One Hundred Years of American Psychiatry.
New York: Published for the American Psychiatric Association by Columbia University Press, 1944. First edition. 1 of 100 special copies, this with a printed presentation slip from the American Psychiatric Association to Dr. C.B. Farrar. From the library of Dr. C.B. Farrar, who was a member of the editorial board for this book; with his bookplate. 4to., orig. leather spine, cloth, xxiv, 649pp. A fine copy in slipcase as issued.
Dr. Clarence B. Farrar [1874-1970] "trained under several of the foremost medical scholars of his era beginning with Osler and then at Heidelberg under Kraepelin, Nissl and Alzheimer. Farrar was hand-picked by Prof. Charles Clarke, the University's inaugural head of Psychiatry, to succeed him in both that chair and as the first Director of the Toronto Psychiatric Hospital (TPH) opening in 1925. Farrar served in those capacities until 1947, setting the stage for the TPH to continue as the Department's clinical, teaching, research and administrative nexus until succeeded in 1966 by the Clarke Institute." Dr. Farrar also served as the editor of the American Journal of Psychiatry. (TPH: History and Memories of Toronto Psychiatric Hospital by Edward Shorter).
New York: Published for the American Psychiatric Association by Columbia University Press, 1944. First edition. 1 of 100 special copies, this with a printed presentation slip from the American Psychiatric Association to Dr. C.B. Farrar. From the library of Dr. C.B. Farrar, who was a member of the editorial board for this book; with his bookplate. 4to., orig. leather spine, cloth, xxiv, 649pp. A fine copy in slipcase as issued.
Dr. Clarence B. Farrar [1874-1970] "trained under several of the foremost medical scholars of his era beginning with Osler and then at Heidelberg under Kraepelin, Nissl and Alzheimer. Farrar was hand-picked by Prof. Charles Clarke, the University's inaugural head of Psychiatry, to succeed him in both that chair and as the first Director of the Toronto Psychiatric Hospital (TPH) opening in 1925. Farrar served in those capacities until 1947, setting the stage for the TPH to continue as the Department's clinical, teaching, research and administrative nexus until succeeded in 1966 by the Clarke Institute." Dr. Farrar also served as the editor of the American Journal of Psychiatry. (TPH: History and Memories of Toronto Psychiatric Hospital by Edward Shorter).
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Report Of the Committee On The Legal Aspects of Astronomy. Presented to the American Psychiatric Association At Its Eight Second Meeting, New York, June 8,9, 10, 11, 1926.
Reprinted from the Journal of Psychiatry, October 1926. From the library of Dr. C.B. Farrar with his corrections in the text. 8vo., orig. printed wrappers, 369-375pp. Fine.
Reprinted from the Journal of Psychiatry, October 1926. From the library of Dr. C.B. Farrar with his corrections in the text. 8vo., orig. printed wrappers, 369-375pp. Fine.
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ALEXANDER, Franz.
The Medical Value Of Psychoanalysis. New York: W.W. Norton & Company, 1932. First edition. With the blindstamp of the Canadian distributer "McAinsh & Co. From the library of Dr. C.B. Farrar with his bookplate. Cloth, 247pp. Bookplate o/w a fine copy in d/w.
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ALEXANDER, Franz.
The Medical Value of Psychoanalysis. New York: W.W. Norton & Company, (1936). New and revised edition. From the library of Dr. C.B. Farrar with his bookplate. Cloth, 278pp. Fine in a near fine d/w.
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ANDIA, Dr. Ernesto Daniel.
Clinica Psiquiatrica.
Buenos Aire: Editor Aniceto Lopez, 1944. First edition. With a presentation inscription from the author to Dr. C. B. Farrar. From the library of Dr. Farrar with his bookplate. Tall 8vo., orig. wrappers, 583pp. Spine faded o/w very good.
Anida was the Chief of the Neurological Service at the Muncipal Hospital de Avellaneda and a Professor at the "Clinica Neuropsiquatrica" from 1936 to 1938.
Buenos Aire: Editor Aniceto Lopez, 1944. First edition. With a presentation inscription from the author to Dr. C. B. Farrar. From the library of Dr. Farrar with his bookplate. Tall 8vo., orig. wrappers, 583pp. Spine faded o/w very good.
Anida was the Chief of the Neurological Service at the Muncipal Hospital de Avellaneda and a Professor at the "Clinica Neuropsiquatrica" from 1936 to 1938.
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BAILEY, Harriet.
Nursing Mental Diseases.
New York: Macmillan, 1923. From the libray of Dr. C.B. Farrar with his bookplate. Cloth, 175pp. Fine.
New York: Macmillan, 1923. From the libray of Dr. C.B. Farrar with his bookplate. Cloth, 175pp. Fine.
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BEARD, George M.
A Practical Treatise On Nervous Exhaustion (Neurasthenia) Its Symptoms, Nature, Sequences, Treatment.
New York: William Wood & Company, 1880. First edition. From the library of Dr. C.B. Farrar with his signature and bookplate. Tall 8vo., orig. cloth, xx, 198pp. A fine, bright copy.
George Miller Beard [1839 - 1883), physician. His initial essay in medical literature, to which he soon became a ceaseless contributor, was a paper on "Electricity as a Tonic" (1866). In that year he associated himself with Dr. A. D. Rockwell of New York, with whom, as with a kindred spirit, he conducted researches in electro-therapeutics for a series of years, the results of which were embodied in articles on the Medical Use of Electricity and later, in 1871, in The Medical and Surgical Uses of Electricity. This latter work was translated into German, had a wide vogue in Europe, and at once gave Beard an international reputation as an investigator. He introduced and popularized the terms "central galvanization" and "general faradization" and gained for them universal acceptance. In 1868 he became a lecturer on nervous diseases in New York University and later physician to the Demilt Dispensary in the department of electro-therapeutics and nervous diseases. He was several times a delegate to foreign scientific associations, and in 1881 a delegate to the International Medical Congress in London. In neurology he was an American pioneer and made a notable contribution to the study of "neurasthenia," being the first to show clearly and positively that Americans possess a peculiar nervous organization. He maintained that the cause of the greater prevalence of nervous diseases in the United States is dryness of the air and extremes of heat and cold. In psychiatry he was an early champion of reforms, many of which, through his initiative and zeal, became incorporated in subsequent practise, and he was one of the originators of the "National Association for the Protection of the Insane and the Prevention of Insanity." (DAB).
New York: William Wood & Company, 1880. First edition. From the library of Dr. C.B. Farrar with his signature and bookplate. Tall 8vo., orig. cloth, xx, 198pp. A fine, bright copy.
George Miller Beard [1839 - 1883), physician. His initial essay in medical literature, to which he soon became a ceaseless contributor, was a paper on "Electricity as a Tonic" (1866). In that year he associated himself with Dr. A. D. Rockwell of New York, with whom, as with a kindred spirit, he conducted researches in electro-therapeutics for a series of years, the results of which were embodied in articles on the Medical Use of Electricity and later, in 1871, in The Medical and Surgical Uses of Electricity. This latter work was translated into German, had a wide vogue in Europe, and at once gave Beard an international reputation as an investigator. He introduced and popularized the terms "central galvanization" and "general faradization" and gained for them universal acceptance. In 1868 he became a lecturer on nervous diseases in New York University and later physician to the Demilt Dispensary in the department of electro-therapeutics and nervous diseases. He was several times a delegate to foreign scientific associations, and in 1881 a delegate to the International Medical Congress in London. In neurology he was an American pioneer and made a notable contribution to the study of "neurasthenia," being the first to show clearly and positively that Americans possess a peculiar nervous organization. He maintained that the cause of the greater prevalence of nervous diseases in the United States is dryness of the air and extremes of heat and cold. In psychiatry he was an early champion of reforms, many of which, through his initiative and zeal, became incorporated in subsequent practise, and he was one of the originators of the "National Association for the Protection of the Insane and the Prevention of Insanity." (DAB).
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BECHTEREW, W.
L'activite Psychiue et la Vie. Par.....Traduit et adapte du russe Par Le Dr. P. Keraval.
Paris: Librairie Alex. Cococz Ch. Boulagne..... 1907. From the library of Dr. C.B. Farrar with his bookplate and signature. 8vo., cont. red morocco spine, marble boards, raised bands, viii, (350)pp. A fine copy.
Paris: Librairie Alex. Cococz Ch. Boulagne..... 1907. From the library of Dr. C.B. Farrar with his bookplate and signature. 8vo., cont. red morocco spine, marble boards, raised bands, viii, (350)pp. A fine copy.
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BLEULER, E.
Lehrbuch Der Psychiatrie. Funte Star, Umgearbeitete Auflage. Mit 63 Textabbildungen. Berlin: Verlag von Julius Springer, 1930. Fifth edition, revised. From the library of Dr. C.B. Farrar with his bookplate. Tall 8vo., cloth, 523pp. Fine in a d/w with a bit of tape at the top of the spine.
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BRILL, A.A.
Samuel W. Hamilton President 1946-1947. A Psychiatric Profile. Reprinted from The American Journal of Psychiatry, Vol. 104, No. 1 July 1947.
8vo., self wrappers, pp.13-15. Fine.
8vo., self wrappers, pp.13-15. Fine.
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BURLINGAME, Charles.
A Psychiatrist Speaks The Writings and Lectures of .....1885-1940. With a Foreword by Doctor John I Nurnberger.
NP: no publisher, (1959). First edition. From the library of Dr. C.B. Farrar with his bookplate. Cloth backed boards, 189pp. A fine copy.
NP: no publisher, (1959). First edition. From the library of Dr. C.B. Farrar with his bookplate. Cloth backed boards, 189pp. A fine copy.
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CAMPBELL, Coyne H.
Induced Delusions. The Psychopathy of Freudism. Chicago: Regent House, (1957). First edition. Review copy. Cloth, 189pp. Bookplate o/w a fine copy in a near fine d/w.
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CARMICHAEL, Leonard.
Basic Psychology A Study of The Modern Healthy Mind. New York: Random House, (1957). First edition. From the library of Dr. C.B. Farrar with his bookplate. Cloth, 340pp. Fine in a nice d/w.
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CONOLLY, John.
An Inquiry Concerning The Indcations Of Insanity With Suggestions For the Better Protection And Care of the Insane. First published in 1830 now reprinted by photolithography with an introduction by Richard Hunter. London: Dawsons of Pall Mall, 1964. From the library of Dr. C. B. Farrar with his bookplate. Tall 8vo., cloth, 496pp. Tape repair to one page o/w a fine copy in d/w.
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DALBIEZ, Roland.
Psychoanalytical Method And The Doctrine of Freud. With an Introduction by E.B. Strauss...... Translated from the French by T.F. Lindsay.
London: Longmans, Green and Co., (1941). In two volumes. First edition in English. Review copy with slip laid in. From the library of Dr. C.B. Farrar with his bookplate. About fine in near fine d/w's.
Dr. Clarence B. Farrar [1874-1970] "trained under several of the foremost medical scholars of his era beginning with Osler and then at Heidelberg under Kraepelin, Nissl and Alzheimer. Farrar was hand-picked by Prof. Charles Clarke, the University's inaugural head fo Psychiatry, to succeed him in both that chair and as the first Director of the Toronto Psychiatric Hospital (TPH) opening in 1925. Farrar served in those capacities until 1947, setting the stage for the TPH to continue as the Department's clinical, teaching, research and administrative nexus until succeeded in 1966 by the Clarke Institute." Dr. Farrar also served as the editor of the American Journal of Psychiatry. (TPH: History and Memories of Toronto Psychiatric Hospital by Edward Shorter).
London: Longmans, Green and Co., (1941). In two volumes. First edition in English. Review copy with slip laid in. From the library of Dr. C.B. Farrar with his bookplate. About fine in near fine d/w's.
Dr. Clarence B. Farrar [1874-1970] "trained under several of the foremost medical scholars of his era beginning with Osler and then at Heidelberg under Kraepelin, Nissl and Alzheimer. Farrar was hand-picked by Prof. Charles Clarke, the University's inaugural head fo Psychiatry, to succeed him in both that chair and as the first Director of the Toronto Psychiatric Hospital (TPH) opening in 1925. Farrar served in those capacities until 1947, setting the stage for the TPH to continue as the Department's clinical, teaching, research and administrative nexus until succeeded in 1966 by the Clarke Institute." Dr. Farrar also served as the editor of the American Journal of Psychiatry. (TPH: History and Memories of Toronto Psychiatric Hospital by Edward Shorter).
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DE FURSAC, J. Rogues.
Manuel De Psychiatrie.
Paris: Librarie Felix Alcan, 1917. Fifth edition, revised and enlarged. From the library of Dr. C.B. Farrar with his bookplate. 8vo., cont. calf spine, marble boards, viii, 509, (1)p.ads. Paper browned as usual o/w a fine copy.
Paris: Librarie Felix Alcan, 1917. Fifth edition, revised and enlarged. From the library of Dr. C.B. Farrar with his bookplate. 8vo., cont. calf spine, marble boards, viii, 509, (1)p.ads. Paper browned as usual o/w a fine copy.
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DIEFENDORF, A. Ross.
Clinical Psychiatry A Text-Book For Students and Physicians Abstracted And Adapted From the Seventh German Edition of Kraepelin's "Lehrbuch Der Psychiatrie."
New York: Macmillan, 1907. New edition, revised and augmented. From the library of Dr. C.B. Farrar with his bookplate and signature. With a 1 page TLs from Diefendorf to Farrar telling him that he asked Macmillan to send a copy of the book and he hopes Dr. Farrar will read it and "give me the benefit of your criticism." Tall 8vo., orig. green cloth, xviii, 562, 9pp.ads. Very good.
New York: Macmillan, 1907. New edition, revised and augmented. From the library of Dr. C.B. Farrar with his bookplate and signature. With a 1 page TLs from Diefendorf to Farrar telling him that he asked Macmillan to send a copy of the book and he hopes Dr. Farrar will read it and "give me the benefit of your criticism." Tall 8vo., orig. green cloth, xviii, 562, 9pp.ads. Very good.
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DIETHELM, Oskar.
Treatment In Psychiatry. New York: Macmillan, 1936. First edition. With a letter from the publisher to Dr. C. B. Farrar laid in. Cloth, (xvi), 476pp. Fine in d/w.
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DINGLE, Herbert.
Science and Human Experience. New York: Macmillan, 1932. First edition. From the library of Dr. C.B. Farrar with his bookplate. Cloth, 141pp. Fine in a near fine d/w.
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