Games People Play [Hardcover] Berne, Eric, M.D.,

Description

1966 24th printing. Dust jacket has heavy stains, wear and small tears along the sides. Hardcover has some minor wear along the sides, scuffs and marks. Spine has some wear on the top and bottom. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.

This well-worn copy of “Games People Play” by Dr. Eric Berne is a true classic in the field of transactional analysis and interpersonal dynamics. Published in 1964, Berne’s groundbreaking work introduced the concept of “life scripts” and explored how people unconsciously adopt roles and patterns of behavior in their interactions with others. Through witty and insightful observations, Berne shed light on the “games” people play in their relationships and offered a framework for understanding and improving communication and intimacy.

Despite its age and the visible wear on this 24th printing from 1966, the book’s enduring popularity and impact make it a coveted item for collectors and readers alike. Berne’s accessible writing style and the timeless relevance of his ideas have made “Games People Play” a staple in psychology and self-help sections for over half a century. This particular copy, with its well-loved appearance, serves as a testament to the book’s enduring appeal and the countless readers who have sought to understand the complexities of human behavior through Berne’s pioneering work.