Social Pathology: Personal and Social Disorganization

The book is bound in red cloth with noticeable wear, especially along the edges and corners. The spine is intact, with clear titling, though the absence of a dust jacket leaves the cover exposed to further wear. The interior pages are clean, and the binding remains strong, suitable for reading and study.

"Social Pathology: Personal and Social Disorganization" by Lawrence Guy Brown, Ph.D., was published in 1942 by Appleton-Century-Crofts, Inc., in New York. This work is part of the Crofts Sociology Texts series, under the general editorship of Ernest R. Mowrer. Brown, affiliated with Rhode Island State College, explores themes of personal and social disorganization within this scholarly text. This edition, published during the early 1940s, provides a historical perspective on social issues relevant to its era. While the specific edition and printing details are unknown, the book's focus on social pathology renders it a significant resource for students and scholars of sociology. The book is bound in red cloth and lacks a dust jacket, showing some wear typical of its age but remains intact.