The provided text includes summaries of several books and publications: 1. **International Annual Tables of Constants and Numerical Data (Vol. 11, 1931-1934)**: This volume provides comprehensive numerical data on molecular spectra and derived quantities, such as electronic levels, vibration frequencies, and dissociation energies. It is valuable for physicists and chemists studying molecular structure. 2. **"Peter Kürten: A Study in Sadism" by George Godwin**: This book details the life and crimes of Peter Kürten, a sadistic criminal who terrorized Düsseldorf. It discusses his childhood and adult crimes, and the legal and medical perspectives on his mental state. 3. **"Reading, Writing and Speech Problems in Children" by Prof. Samuel Torrey Orton**: This book presents Orton's work on language disorders in children, drawing from his extensive clinical experience. It covers various disorders and therapeutic approaches, offering valuable insights into speech defects. 4. **"An Elementary Treatise on Statically Indeterminate Stresses" by Prof. J. I. Parell and Prof. G. A. Maney**: This second edition of the book discusses methods for solving indeterminate structures, including the Cross method and slope deflection method. It is well-organized and suitable for students studying structural theory. 5. **"Plato's Conception of Philosophy" by Dr. H. Gauss**: This book interprets Plato's philosophy through his views on epistemology, ethics, and life, emphasizing philosophy as a mode of life rather than a body of results. It contributes to the traditional interpretation of Plato and argues for the practical relevance of philosophy. 6. **"The Definition of Psychology" by Dr. Fred S. Keller**: This book traces the evolution of psychology from early theories to modern behaviorism and the Gestalt school. It highlights the increasing objectivity and independence of psychology, its genetic and comparative aspects, and its focus on individual differences and abnormal psychology.The provided text includes summaries of several books and publications: 1. **International Annual Tables of Constants and Numerical Data (Vol. 11, 1931-1934)**: This volume provides comprehensive numerical data on molecular spectra and derived quantities, such as electronic levels, vibration frequencies, and dissociation energies. It is valuable for physicists and chemists studying molecular structure. 2. **"Peter Kürten: A Study in Sadism" by George Godwin**: This book details the life and crimes of Peter Kürten, a sadistic criminal who terrorized Düsseldorf. It discusses his childhood and adult crimes, and the legal and medical perspectives on his mental state. 3. **"Reading, Writing and Speech Problems in Children" by Prof. Samuel Torrey Orton**: This book presents Orton's work on language disorders in children, drawing from his extensive clinical experience. It covers various disorders and therapeutic approaches, offering valuable insights into speech defects. 4. **"An Elementary Treatise on Statically Indeterminate Stresses" by Prof. J. I. Parell and Prof. G. A. Maney**: This second edition of the book discusses methods for solving indeterminate structures, including the Cross method and slope deflection method. It is well-organized and suitable for students studying structural theory. 5. **"Plato's Conception of Philosophy" by Dr. H. Gauss**: This book interprets Plato's philosophy through his views on epistemology, ethics, and life, emphasizing philosophy as a mode of life rather than a body of results. It contributes to the traditional interpretation of Plato and argues for the practical relevance of philosophy. 6. **"The Definition of Psychology" by Dr. Fred S. Keller**: This book traces the evolution of psychology from early theories to modern behaviorism and the Gestalt school. It highlights the increasing objectivity and independence of psychology, its genetic and comparative aspects, and its focus on individual differences and abnormal psychology.