Understanding Human Nature.

Alfred Adler · W. Béran Wolfe

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In this volume the distinguished proponent of individual psychology expresses his views in a manner quite understandable to any intelligent reader. It is Dr. Adler's thesis that the craving for power is perhaps the dominant desire of mankind, before the freudian libido or any other motivation. The translation by Dr. Walter B. Wolfe is in a readable style. The volume is one that will appeal not only to the physician but also to the educator who is especially interested in child psychology.

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