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What Life Should Mean to You

Auteur(s): Alfred Adler
Narrateur(s): Chris Matthews
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Adler, along with Freud and Jung, created an entirely new branch of psychology, namely psychoanalysis. What Life Should Mean to You brings his conclusions to a popular audience. It covers adolescence, feelings of superiority and inferiority, the importance of cooperation, work, friendship, love, and marriage.

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An amazing audiobook. But it's missing 4 chapters [*Crime and its Prevention, Man and Fellow Men, Love and Marrage]

I wish it wasn't Abridged

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This short book was incredible view of the insights of Alfred Adler. I’d been interested in Freud, Jung, Fromm for a while, and this was my first view of Adler. Really interesting with some curious contradictions to other theories that will be good to dig into.
The narration was poorly suited, however. The reading was fine, but the voice didn’t suit. Psychology books written by old men should only be narrated by older men. Still worth the listen.

One of the greats

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I thought Adler was a foil to Freud. He's not. He has the same tendency of forming his conclusion and fitting cases to it, rather than reviewing cases before forming his conclusions. Adler has terrible ideas about how to gain meaning. He says outright it should be gained from your relationship to others and your place in a community, not from your personal goals and aspirations. Meanwhile he claims kids who wet the bed do it on purpose, and people who commit suicide do it for revenge. Gross.

Collectivist, determinist trash

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