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THIS excellently translated provocative book consists of a selection from the writings of Dr. Groddeck. For him, life is greater than its manifestations and the human being than his symptoms. While his profession as physician provides his problems and so far determines their expression, it does not limit his outlook. To him all human activities are the work of some unknown, called Ipy him the ‘It’ as the most impersonal word available, and if we would understand illness, mental or physical, literature, art and music we must learn the language by means of which this unknown expresses itself, frequently a difficult cipher for which we have no ready-to-hand key. The physician trying to interpret bodily symptoms is advised not to overlook the unconscious factors and he is shown that the very method that will help him in this will also illumine the problems of Faust, Peer Gynt and the “Ring”, as well as some vexed riddles of philology, of music and art.Exploring the Unconscious: Further Exercises in Applied Analytical Psychology.By Dr. Georg Groddeck. Pp. 224. (London: The C. W. Daniel Co., 1933.) 7s. 6d. net.