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Guy loved and used his books, and often delighted close friends with the facility w ith which he could refer to pertinent passages in them. His library was particularly d ev oted to oriental culture, particularly Chinese culture; it also contained much English literature, almost ev ery art, classical Greek and Latin, Australian novels and poetry, and psychiatry. His political section-he was a \_socialist in political theory--eontained many socialist and Marxist books. He owned a number of classical and uncommon books on erotica. He also had a fine collection of oriental art objects , Chinese and Japanese scrolls, and a handsome musical r ecord collection. Judged by Freud's dictum that it is wiser to judge people by their behaviour rather than by their words, Guy was truly an intellectual ; most of his lei sure time was spent in intellectual activities, and he spent many hours over the years roaming through Melbourne bookshops. Perhaps the majority of his friends were non-medical, and many excelled in some intellectual or artistic area. For many years he was an active member of the National Gallery Society and the Rationalist Society. He enjoyed eating out, and the theatre. A sincer

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Publisher

AMPCo

Published

1965

Language

EN

Field

Social Sciences