Consctructive Psychology or The Building of Character by Personal Effort by J.D. Buck
Publication: 1908 Indo-American Book Co. First Edition
“Constructive Psychology, or the Building of Character through Personal Effort” by J.D. Buck explores the concepts of personal development and character building within the framework of psychology. Buck argues that individuals have the ability to actively shape their character through conscious effort and self-reflection, which ultimately leads to greater happiness and fulfillment.
The author, Jirah Dewey Buck, was a Freemason and theosophist who founded the Theosophical Society in Cincinnati in 1886. He authored several works on the topics of Masonry, Theosophy, and Mysticism.
Condition: publishers blue cloth boards, gilt title to spine and cover, ffep with pencil annotations, page 19-41 with brown staining, a bright copy in Very Good condition