La Géographie psychologique

BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD 0467
1. Bibliographic Data
Author
Hardy, Georges
Title
La Géographie psychologique
Statement of responsibility
Par Georges Hardy
Place of publication
Paris
Publisher
Librairie Gallimard (NRF)
Series
Géographie humaine
Series editor
Pierre Deffontaines
Printer
F. Paillart
Date
1939
Imprint (isbd)
Paris: Librairie Gallimard (NRF), 1939
Language
French
Edition
Not identified
Original language
French
Print run
Not identified
2. Physical Description
Collation
188 pages
Illustrations
32 illustrations.
Maps
1 map.
Format
Octavo (8vo)
Dimensions
22.5 × 14.5 cm
Printer's signatures
Not identified
Paper type
Wove paper
Watermarks
Not identified
Printing quality
Good typographic impression with clear text.
3. Binding
Binding
Half black leather with brown grained cloth-covered boards.
Spine
Gilt rules and gilt title; gilt initials "A.G." at the foot of the spine.
Boards
Brown grained cloth applied during rebinding.
Endpapers
Marbled paper.
Edges
Plain.
4. Contents
Subjects
Study of the psychological geography of human groups, examining the relationship between geographical, historical, social and cultural factors and the development of collective behaviour, with numerous examples drawn from North Africa and the French colonial world.
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references.
Index
Yes.
5. General Notes
Notes
Published in the "Géographie humaine" series, edited by Pierre Deffontaines. Printed by F. Paillart in Abbeville (Somme) and completed on 8 June 1939.
6. Subjects
Subjects
Human geography, psychological geography, social psychology, cultural anthropology, cultural geography, sociology, colonialism, North Africa.
7. Copy Record
Shelf mark
0467
Condition
Very good.
Provenance
Alfred Gallart i Genis Library.
Copy notes
Rebound in half leather with brown grained cloth-covered boards; spine with gilt initials "A.G."; wove paper. Copy with an autograph presentation inscription by Pierre Deffontaines: «À Monsieur Gallard, en signe d'attachement et en espoir de collaboration», signed «P. Deffontaines».