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A Serious Thinker

Stolberg, Benjamin | February 8, 1928 issue

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This article presents information on the book "About Ourselves," by H.A. Overstreet. The book describes a girl, who was very pretty and an awfully good sport. But she was not intellectual. At least, so her friends thought. They meant to have some fun with her. At the annual dinner of The Group they seated her next to the fascinating young psychologist. With unholy glee they anticipated her is comfort. Moreover, even the subtlest aesthetic values may become common property. What people need to do is to become aware of their personalities.

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ABOUT Ourselves (Book); OVERSTREET, H. A.; BOOKS & reading; PERSONALITY; INTELLECTUALS; PSYCHOLOGISTS; AESTHETICS
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