Explore the profound psychological underpinnings of W. E. B. Du Bois’s seminal work with Eugene Victor Wolfenstein’s insightful analysis. This book offers a unique psychoanalytic reading of ‘The Souls of Black Folk,’ revealing its inherent unity and deep explorations of the ‘color line.’ Delving into crucial social theory and the complexities of race and consciousness, it provides a fresh perspective on Du Bois’s enduring legacy. An essential read for students and scholars of literature, sociology, psychology, and cultural studies seeking to understand identity and societal structures, especially relevant for academic discourse in India.