LEBARO\ GTC COWERTIBLE
ence of birth order,
the "inferiority com-
plex" and the impor-
tance of
early-childhood mem-
ories.
The book recalls
Adler's relationship
with Freud and Jung,
as well as his friend-
ships with such fig-
ures as Leon Trotsky.
In 1929, Adler
made plans to settle
in New York, where
he worked at Colum-
bia University. In
1930, Mr. Hoffman
notes, Adler made a
lecture tour in Michi-
gan, where he spoke
with educators. On
Jan. 13 of that year,
Adler provided teachers with a
basic overview of individual psy-
chology:
He emphasized the importance
of helping children cultivate a
sense of social feeling and com-
mented that, 7 would urge all (of)
you to ban entirely the heredity
idea. It is too easy to hide behind
so-called 'hereditary influences'
when we cannot otherwise explain
a child's actions. The marked dif-
ferences we find among children,
even among those of the same fam-
Hope Edelman
speaks to hundreds of women
throughout the United States.
She considers motherloss at dif-
ferent stages, from childhood to
early adulthood. She also takes
a look at a woman's relationship
with her father and siblings, and
her ability to create romantic re-
lationships and friendships.
Among her findings: mother-
less women often feel they have
lost a "significant, yet undefin-
able part of themselves"; they
both fear and crave motherhood;
and they worry they will
die at the same age as
their mothers.
Ms. Edelman lives in
Alfred Adler anti the Founding (1
New York City.
lfred Adler was a
Individual hychology,
German, a Jewish
convert to Chris-
tianity (most like-
ly for social rather than
religious reasons), and
the founding father of In-
dividual Psychology (the
basis of modern psychol-
ogy).
The professional and
personal life of Adler is
the focus of the new
The Drive for Self: Al-
fred Adler and the
Founding of Individ-
ual Psychology (Addi-
son- Wesley).
Written by clinical psy-
D WARD HOFFMAN
chologist Edward Hoff-
Fore. word trylY urt A. Adler, 4.1.1),, PhD.
man, The Drive for Self is
the first full-scale biography of ily, could not have been made by
Adler (1870-1937), who popular- heredity. Only living humans
ized such concepts as the influ- could make so many mistakes." 0
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