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Alfred Adler war in seiner FrÃ"hzeit, vor und nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg, stark interessiert sowohl an gesellschaftspolitischen als auch an literarischen Fragen, so dass er offen war fÃ"r moderne, avantgardistische, auch oppositionell-politische Strömungen und Zeitgenossen. So wird hier eine ganze Reihe von spannenden, unerwarteten Querverbindungen aufgedeckt, die Einblicke in die Zeit und ein facettenreiches Bild von Adler ergeben. Aus der Verankerung Alfred Adlers in seinem intellektuellen, kÃ"nstlerischen, politischen Umfeld in Wien hatte sich die Adler'sche Schule bis in die 1930er Jahren weiterentwickelt.Das Buch versammelt vorwiegend bereits verstreut veröffentlichte und hier grundlegend Ã"berarbeitete Aufsätze zu Adlers kulturpolitischem Auftreten und dem seiner Umgebung. Es geht um das Verhältnis zur Psychoanalyse, um seinen Stand in der Wissenschaft, um Literaturinterpretation, um die expressionistische, sozialistische und pazifistische Szene, um Adlers Einstellung zum Ersten Weltkrieg und um Adlers engere Anhänger, die sehr selbstständig eigene Sichtweisen entwickelten und auch politisch radikale Phasen durchlebten.

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The 7th volume of the Alfred Adler Study Edition includes 25 essays from Adler's entire creative period (1897 to 1937), in which he comments on social, political and cultural phenomena, takes a committed position on them and discusses them in the light of his psychological theory. The selected texts deal with a wide range of topics such as social medicine, sexuality and social relationships from a social point of view, political and ideological phenomena such as Marxism, Bolshevism, war, mass movements and leaders, questions of literary and artistic psychology. Exciting perspectives open up both on these problem areas and on Adler's theoretical and methodological thinking. A special feature of this volume is that many of these essays were only available in scattered locations in a first publication by Adler himself and were therefore largely unknown until now .

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Text in German. The annotated text-critical edition of this seminal work by Alfred Adler presents the original version from 1912. This makes the state of Adler's theory accessible after his separation from Freud, as he had developed it within the circle around Freud and at the same time against Freud. The variant apparatus documents all changes in the new editions of 1919, 1922 and 1928. This edition can be read like a workshop report from Adler's work on his theory development. The philosophical, psychological and medical-historical interdependencies become clear in the commentary section through the biographical and factual explanations of numerous authors and technical terms named or quoted by Adler. As a result, this edition can serve as a tool for exploring a branch that forms the origin of numerous psychotherapy concepts, with psychosomatic, psychoanalytic or socio-pedagogical ramifications that are still effective today.

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