1964. This second volume explores a variety of family, medical and social questions that occupied an important place in public discussion during the 1960s.
Published in the renowned “Marabout Université” series, the work illustrates the drive to popularize scientific and social knowledge for a broad readership. Today, it remains an interesting document of its era, reflecting the intellectual climate and evolving attitudes of mid-twentieth-century Western society.
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Condition
Perfect-bound paperback. Worn illustrated covers. Light foxing to the top edge. Page edges and paper slightly age-toned. Very good overall condition. 352 pages.
About the author
Willy and C. Jamont belonged to the generation of writers and educators who sought to make scientific and social knowledge accessible to a broad readership during the post-war period.
Historical Context
Published in 1964, the book reflects the intellectual climate of a period marked by the rapid development of medicine, psychology and the social sciences.
Why this book matters today
Beyond its original purpose, the volume offers valuable insight into the way scientific and social knowledge was presented to the general public during the 1960s.
Collectibility
This edition is of interest as a representative volume of the influential Marabout Université series, which helped introduce scientific and social topics to a wide readership.