The Practice and Theory of Individual Psychology

This 1968 reprint by Littlefield, Adams & Co. is in good condition. The cover shows some wear consistent with age, including minor scuffing and edge wear. The pages are clean and intact, with no inscriptions or markings. A sturdy copy for both collectors and those passionate about psychology.

Dive into the foundational theories of one of psychology's most influential figures with "The Practice and Theory of Individual Psychology" by Alfred Adler. This seminal work, reprinted in 1968, captures Adler's groundbreaking insights into the human psyche, offering a comprehensive overview of his theories on personality, neuroses, and the social dynamics that shape individual behavior. Translated by P. Radin, this edition brings Adler's Vienna-born concepts to an English-speaking audience, exploring themes such as organ inferiority and the drive for superiority. With references to Freud and Jung, Adler provides a holistic view of psychoanalytic methods, making this a must-read for anyone interested in the evolution of psychological thought.