This new compilation of the most influential literary works in occupational therapy presents the richness of the profes­sion’s heritage while addressing current realities and future directions for practice. A comprehensive anthology of more than 70 recognized classics and landmark recent works, this publication provides essential knowledge about theory and practice. From Adolf Meyer’s 1922 Philosophy to Elea­nor Clark Slagle Lectures to seminal international writings to the latest Occupational Therapy Practice Framework, this text provides a convenient library of the “best of the best” in occupational therapy literature. Thought-provoking intro­ductions with study questions challenge readers to analyze their perceptions about person-directed, occupation-based practice.