Human Nature

This first edition copy of "Human Nature" shows typical signs of library use, including stamps and markings from the Coburn Library at Colorado College. The hardcover binding is intact with some wear along the spine and edges. Despite being an ex-library book, the pages remain clean and well-preserved, offering a glimpse into the academic environment of its time.

Delve into the intricacies of the human mind with "Human Nature: A First Book in Psychology" by Max Schoen. Published in 1930 by Harper & Brothers, this first edition offers a foundational exploration of psychological principles as understood in the early 20th century. Schoen, a distinguished professor at The Carnegie Institute of Technology, presents insights that remain relevant to scholars and enthusiasts alike. This volume, originating from the Coburn Library at Colorado College, is a testament to its academic value and historical significance. Collectors and readers will appreciate its place in the evolution of psychological thought.