that it must be read with a critical eye. It is nevertheless genius. Ruesch has several other works of merit in his legacy. He deserves a better place in intellectual history than he has received—a place of the sort Sebeok attempted to give him by publishing the collection. Secondary writers who reconstitute Ruesch's work in contemporary forms are necessary, however. Nonverbal Communication (1956, with Weldon Kees). He later took a more semiotic approach, collected in the volume Semiotic Approaches to Human Relations (1972). Until recently, no pictures of Ruesch have been available and others such as Hands Ruesch, Bateson, and Prouhdon have appeared in his place. The errors can be avoided through dust jacket images presented herein. Publications 337 pp. 804 pp. 352 pp. 136 pp. References 1909 births 1995 deaths Physicians from Naples American psychiatrists University of California, San Francisco faculty University of Zurich alumni Swiss emigrants to the United States Swiss expatriates in Italy