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Still by far the best overall account of Adler's Individual Psychology can be found in Ellenberger's The Discovery of the Unconscious (1970). Invariably, most accounts of the origins and evolution of dynamic psychology is still marred by the polemic and the rivalry between the two Viennese founding fathers of modern psychotherapy. It is perhaps to be expected that, due to the personalities of Freud and Adler on the one hand, and their powerfully different conceptions of human nature on the other, such differences have been reproduced from one generation of adherents to the next. Of course, these two rival schools were competing not just for influence, but also for survival as refugees following the rise of fascism in Germany and Austria between 1933 and 1938 (Hoffman: 1994).
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