The Neurotic Personality of Our Time

Highly recommended! The author tells us in detail about the neurotic personalities of our era. If we don't understand ourselves well enough, we may have chaotic thoughts, which will affect our mental health. In fact, there are more psychological problems in this era than we see. But the emergence of psychological problems is not only caused by personal reasons, but also related to this era. Why are so many people anxious? The social impact cannot be ignored. This kind of neurosis is actually anxiety. We are pushed by social trends, and it is difficult not to be anxious, for fear that we will fall behind. It is a pity that this book does not provide a solution. I look forward to the author's follow-up works.

Think less and express more, everyone is not that bad, and the world is not that bad either [Sending Hearts]

I haven't finished it yet. I think this book can be read in conjunction with many other books. If you want to further your studies, you can read some of the books I recommend. The sociological psychoanalysis here has already appeared in Jung (psychoanalyst). In Jung, social differences are called archetypes, and different archetypes cause different reactions to human behavior. The two have the same purpose. In addition, "Why We Are Always on Defense" puts forward a new view on the behavior of breaking up and finding new men all the time, but being sad is really sad. The author believes that these people overuse idealization, and idealization is used to fight depression. When those people see their true colors when interacting with others, the idealization is broken, which leads to depression. However, those people still use idealization, so it is easy to appreciate new people. Okay, finished reading

Although there is no specific disease, it is relatively comprehensive and very logical. Many questions can be answered in the book.

This book is very interesting! It explored the causes of neurotic personalities in our time and gave me a deeper understanding of myself and those around me. I particularly liked the author's analysis of various neurotic symptoms, such as hostility, desire for control, etc. These contents made me understand the cultural and psychological factors behind these behaviors. However, I kind of disliked some of the overly absolute views in the book. But overall, this is a book worth reading!

This book is a conceptual exposition book that mainly analyzes and analyzes the behaviors of neurotic personality disorders. What is novel is that this book conveys a new belief: "The inducement behind most extreme behaviors is anxiety, and everyone has anxiety to a greater or lesser extent, but people are not necessarily aware of it." In short! Reading this book will help you find your problem, but it won't help you get rid of it. The above is purely my personal opinion. If there is any disrespect, I apologize!

Many of the views in the book are very sincere, but some still have limitations. It is very helpful for people who are interested in neurosis and neurotic patients to have an understanding of it, and provides readers with a lot of thinking space, but this book does not give solutions to neurosis and anxiety.

Karen Horney (1885-1952) is the main representative of the contemporary neo-psychoanalytic school in the West and the main representative of neo-Freudianism. "The Neurotic Personality of Our Times" is the author's masterpiece, explaining the morbid psychology and abnormal personality of modern people from various angles. In fact, when many of us are alive, our hearts are always in various contradictions and conflicts. But how should we understand this conflict? Let's learn to find the answer in the book.

Karen Horney (1885-1952) is the main representative of the contemporary neo-psychoanalytic school in the West and the main representative of neo-Freudianism. "The Neurotic Personality of Our Times" is the author's masterpiece, explaining the morbid psychology and abnormal personality of modern people from various angles. In fact, when many of us are alive, our hearts are always in various contradictions and conflicts. But how should we understand this conflict? Let's learn to find the answer in the book.

The author of this book is German-American psychoanalyst Karen Horney. She was one of the earliest exponents of social psychology. There are all kinds of people around us, and people who are considered normal may be neurotics. This book portrays the inner conflicts of those people, allowing readers to understand themselves and others more clearly. This book aims to help those who are unaware and deeply troubled by mental illness, and has profound social significance and humanistic care.

If you only try briefly and analyze it, you will be prone to emotional dissociation, increased somatization, and falling into nihilism. I have read a lot of miscellaneous books on psychology, and based on my own experience, I advise people who are usually sensitive and internally disturbed to stay away as much as possible. The more comments you are exposed to, the more complicated your analysis of your own dark side will be. Difficult to recover from illness

It's worth reading, it's a book that people can relate to.

Highly recommended! The author tells us in detail about the neurotic personalities of our era. If we don't understand ourselves well enough, we may have chaotic thoughts, which will affect our mental health. In fact, there are more psychological problems in this era than we see. But the emergence of psychological problems is not only caused by personal reasons, but also related to this era. Why are so many people anxious? The social impact cannot be ignored. This kind of neurosis is actually anxiety. We are pushed by social trends, and it is difficult not to be anxious, for fear that we will fall behind. It is a pity that this book does not provide a solution. I look forward to the author's follow-up works.

Karen Horney is a major representative of the contemporary neo-psychoanalytic school in the West. "The Neurotic Personality of Our Times" is her famous work. Karen Horney, starting from a different perspective than traditional psychoanalysis and based on her long analytic study of neurosis, proposes that the cultural environment not only adds weight and color to personal experiences, but also fundamentally determines their particular form. It is believed that environmental culture plays an important role in the occurrence of neurosis. Under this thinking tendency, she pointed out that in fact, masochism, pathological need for love, and pathological criminal psychology are all caused by anxiety factors. The book "The Neurotic Personality of Our Times" provides us with a different perspective on neurosis.

Release anxiety and embrace yourself

After reading a book, I became ill. After finishing the book, my illness was not cured. How to live?

I often reflect on myself. Through various books, I saw another version of myself in this book for the first time. This book is highly recommended, especially to people who feel that they have some psychological problems, especially anxiety, and want to understand the problem better.

Release anxiety and be yourself

The culture, society, and interpersonal relationships we endure are a vast network that is both all-encompassing and the dominant factor in causing all neurotic personalities. The subjective feelings inspired by self-awareness are not necessarily caused by the true inner thoughts. Facing anxiety and analyzing oneself are the necessary self-help for normal life in this era.

Good, good, good

OK Suitable for reading

The content of the book is good, but the translator of this translation has no relevant medical knowledge and there are errors. It is recommended to read Zheng Shiyan's translation.

A bit obscure, but I think it should be very useful to some people