As relevant today as when written, this classic in individual psychology shows the way to increased understanding of ourselves and our role in society.
Marked by a challenging simplicity and long regarded as the handbook of individual psychology Understanding Human Nature introduces the main themes of Alfred Adler's work. His central aim was to help people live effectively and with a feeling of belonging to the greater community Consequently Understanding Human Natures focus is the person in the world, shaping and being shaped by relationships with others.
Exploring such themes as the child and society, one's world view, aspects of unreality, character traits, expressions of character, and feelings and emotions, Adler demonstrates his principles practical applications to the conduct of everyday relationships.