Contents of Volume 12, The General Principles of Individual Psychology

Striving of Life to Overcome
The Pull of a Creative Goal
Artistry to Find Uniqueness
Examples of Types
Reading Movements in a Direction
Social Interest
Guessing Individual Goals
Case: A Lawyer
Case: A Factory Technician
Case: Wife, 35

Individual Evolution Toward an Ideal Form
Single Unifying Goal
Striving From Minus to Plus
Child's Desire to Grow Up
Creative Power
Movement in Time and Space
Art of Guessing
Compensation for Felt Deficiency
Development
Overcoming Childhood Burdens

Goal – Movement - Unity
Organ Inferiority
Early Memories – Picture of Life
Pampered Child and Adult
Case: Boy, 5
Case: Girl, 20
Criminals and Neurotics

Social Evolution
Expressive Movement
Tasks of Life
Interpreting a Life Style
Social Interest
Overburdening Childhood Circumstances
Adler's Childhood

Development of Social Interest
Child Guidance
Entering School
Adolescence
War, Capital Punishment, & Racial Prejudice
Birth Order
Degree of Activity
Case Illustrations
Evaluating Roots of Life Style in Recollections
Pampering in a Recollection
Recollection of Death

Education for Right Direction
Responding to Daily Tests
Child May Control Parents
Starting School
Explaining Mistakes to the Child
Tests Later in Life
Mealtime
Main Tasks in Life
Correcting Mistakes
Birth Order Position

Crime and Its Roots
Limits of Social Interest
Occupation
School
Economics and Society

Comparison of Individual Psychology & Psychoanalysis
Early Recollections and Neurosis
Case: Woman, 30
Case: Woman, 29

Memory as Part of Style of Life
Deja Vu
Fantasy and Daydreams
Fantasies of Cruelty
Freud on Dreams
Purpose of Dreams
Poetry and Religion

Interpreting Dreams
Dynamics of Sleep
Preparation for Life's Problems
Case: Married Woman

Childhood Prototype
Degree of Activity
Finding a Useful Place
Passive Failures
Active Failures
The Shock Result
Criminal Goal
Mental Retardation

Spheres of Activity
Character Traits
Love, Sex, & Marriage
Sexual Disorders
Real Love
Bad Signs
Case Examples
Case: Man, 42
Homosexuality
Case: Woman, 31

Practical and Theoretical Reminders
Case: Man
Not Treating Symptoms
Summary of Main Points
Meaning of Life
Looking , Hearing, & Speaking
Morals, Ethics, & Social Interest

Appendix A: Classical Adlerian Theory and Practice
Appendix B: Providing The Missing Developmental Experience in Classical Adlerian Psychotherapy
Appendix C: Adler & Socrates: Similarities and Differences
Appendix D: Demonstration of the Socratic Method in Classical Adlerian Psychotherapy With a Man Who Procrastinates
Appendix E: Training of a Classical Adlerian Psychotherapist
Appendix F: Excerpts From In memoriam – Alfred Adler

Contents of Volume 1, The Neurotic Character

• Prefaces
• To the Reader (1911)
• Original Publisher’s Preface Adler’s Preface to the First Edition (1912)
• Adler’s Preface to the Second Edition (1919)
• Adler’s Preface to the Third Edition (1922)
• Adler’s Preface to the Fourth Edition (1927)

• Theoretical Part I
• Part I-I: The Origin and Development of the Inferiority Feeling And its Effects
• Part I-II: Psychic Compensation and its Preparation
• Part I-III: The Accentuated Fiction as Guiding Idea in the Neurosis

• Practical Part II
• Part II-I: Greed—Distrust—Envy—Cruelty—Derogatory Criticism of the Neurotic—Neurotic Apperception
  —Neuroses of Old Age— Changes in the Form and Intensity of the Neurosis—Organ Jargon
• Part II-II: The Neurotic Extension of Limitations through Ascesis, Love, Travel, Mania, Crime — Simulation and Neurosis —
  Inferiority Feeling of the Female Sex — Purpose of the Ideal — Doubt as an Expression of Psychic Hermaphroditism —
  Masturbation and Neurosis —The ‘Incest-Complex’ as a Symbol of the Desire for Power — The Nature of Delusions
• Part II-III: Neurotic Principles — Compassion, Coquetry, Narcissism — Psychic Hermaphroditism — Hallucinatory Safeguarding —
  Virtue, Conscience, Pedantry, Fanaticism for Truth



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