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  1. Collection of Classic Psychological Works (4 Volumes in Total) Alfred Adler758k Wordscompleted If you want to read psychology books, you might as well try this set of classic psychology books. This set of books includes "Inferiority and Transcendence", "The Crowd", "Self and Collective Psychology" and "Behavior Change Thoughts". Whether you are a psychology enthusiast or just for study and research, this set of books will make you feel value for money. "Inferiority and Transcendence" is a classic work by Alfred Adler, the pioneer of human psychology. The whole book is based on the view of 170Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  2. Insight into Human Nature Alfred Adler153k Wordscompleted "Insight into Human Nature" is a classic work by Adler, the founder of individual psychology. Adler believed that human nature is complex and should not be overstated about good or evil. Behind any behavior of a person, there are psychological reasons and life goals, and the individual's behavior pattern can be traced back to the personality characteristics he formed in early childhood. This book is divided into two parts: "Human Behavior" and "Character Research". It elaborates on the basic pri 87Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  3. Understand Human Nature Alfred Adler123k Wordscompleted "Understanding Human Nature" is Alfred Adler's masterpiece. It takes "inferiority complex" and "social emotions" as the core concepts and emphasizes that various psychological phenomena of individuals, such as perception, memory, emotions, thinking and personality, are expressed in a unique and personalized way and serve the life goals pursued by the individual. This book is divided into two parts. The first part mainly explains the material basis, inner drive and development rules of human beha 27Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  4. Understand Human Nature Alfred Adler140k Wordscompleted "Understanding Human Nature" is the masterpiece of Adler, the founder of individual psychology and the master of psychoanalysis. It is compiled based on Adler's speech at the People's College in Vienna. It explains human nature to the public in a clear and engaging way and helps them establish a proper attitude towards life. As Adler said in the preface, this book aims to make the general public understand the basic principles of individual psychology and is committed to "illuminating the way fo 13Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  5. Transcend Inferiority Alfred Adler157k Wordscompleted One of Adler's representative works is regarded by Westerners as a textbook for understanding oneself and others, and is known as the "" in the field of psychology. Adler considered his individual psychology to be the successor to all movements aimed at promoting human welfare. Countless readers have rediscovered the meaning of life to themselves from Adler's work and successfully transcended the limitations of inferiority complex. From a psychological perspective, this book deeply analyzes and 5Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  6. Inferiority and Transcendence (Austria) Written by Alfred Adler; Translated by Zhu Jiliangcompleted "Inferiority and Transcendence" is the masterpiece of Alfred Adler, the pioneer of individual psychology. Adler starts from exploring the meaning of life and enlightens us to understand the true meaning of life. He told us that to understand a person, we must start from his past, and that a person's life style is consistent with his knowledge and understanding of past experiences. Inferiority is not terrible, the key lies in how to understand your own inferiority, so as to overcome difficulties —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  7. Insight into Human Nature [Austria] Written by Alfred Adler; Translated by Luo Hongxing and Wang Xinyucompleted "Insight into Human Nature" is a huge topic and has been our research goal since ancient times. However, it is not a science that only allows a few experts to study it. Its nature determines that human nature must be discussed by all humans and work together to unearth the secrets it contains. "Insight into Human Nature" aims to popularize the basic principles of psychology, use these principles to explain our relationship with the living world and human activities, and explain the application o —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  8. Transcend Inferiority [Austria] Written by Alfred Adler; Translated by Mo Yecompleted Self-dissatisfaction can be recognized and transcended - recognize the self, develop the self, and ultimately transcend the self. Change your life attitude, make breakthroughs in work and career, and improve your relationship with society. "Beyond Inferiority" is the pinnacle work of Alfred Adler, the pioneer of humanistic psychology. It was written during the most mature period of Adler's thought (1932). It contains the master's main thoughts, has a rigorous structure, is easy to understand, an —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  9. Freud Austriafreud; Switzerlandcarl Jung; Australiaalfred Adlercompleted Freud x Jung x Adler: a psychological classic. The set contains 8 volumes, namely "The Interpretation of Dreams: A Chinese Translation that Can Finally Be Read", "Mourning and Melancholy", "Civilization and its Discontents", "Psychological Problems of Modern People", "Psychological Types", "Inferiority and Transcendence", "Insight into Human Nature" and "Individual Psychology" —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  10. Individual Psychology (Austria) Written by Alfred Adler, Translated by Zhang Junxiancompleted When the material foundation is guaranteed, in good times we will think about how to live out the value of life? And in times of adversity, you will think about how to live in peace with this life? Adler provides us with in-depth and simple answers to these questions that are entangled in our hearts based on the basic viewpoints of individual psychology. This book takes the chronological order of individual development as the main line, combines a large number of clinical cases and treatment exp —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  11. Beyond Inferiority (Adlerian Psychology Classic) (Austria) Alfred Adlercompleted "Beyond Inferiority" is based on Adler's individual psychology on the origin of inferiority complex, the role of inferiority complex, and the relationship between life style and inferiority complex. It discusses the meaning of life, mind and body, inferiority complex and superiority complex, early memories, dreams, family influence, school influence, adolescence, crime and prevention, career, people and companions, and love and marriage. He believes that human behavior is motivated by inferiorit —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  12. Inferiority and Transcendence (Austria) Written by Alfred Adler, Translated by Wang Jinhuacompleted "Inferiority and Transcendence" is the general outline of Adler's ideological system and a classic book that allows smart people to understand themselves and the world. Adler believes that inferiority complex is universal; human beings are born with inferiority complex; inferiority complex and the compensatory nature of inferiority complex are the source of motivation for human individuals and the entire civilization; people can pursue excellence, transcend inferiority complex, and create anothe —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  13. Inferiority and Transcendence [Austria] Written by Alfred Adler, Translated by Pan Qingchencompleted "Inferiority and Transcendence" is an important late work by Alfred Adler, the founder of individual psychology. The book starts from the basic emotion of inferiority, and deeply analyzes its impact on personal family, education, career, marriage, communication and other fields, as well as its obstacles in different life stages such as childhood, adolescence and adulthood. The author analyzes in detail the internal and external factors that affect personality formation, and provides specific and —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  14. Inferiority and Transcendence (Complete Translation) [Austria] Written by Alfred Adler; Translated by Cao Wanhongcompleted "Inferiority and Transcendence" is the pinnacle work of Adler, the pioneer of human psychology. The author starts from exploring the meaning of life and inspires us to understand the true meaning of life. The whole book is based on the perspective of individual psychology, and uses a large number of examples as the basis for discussion from multiple fields such as education, family, marriage, ethics, social interaction, etc. To clarify the direction of life and the true meaning of life. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  15. Inferiority and Transcendence (Austria) Written by Alfred Adler; Translated by Han Yangcompleted A must-read classic of individual psychology for humans in modern society. Through in-depth analysis and research on a series of inferiority complexes and inadequacy complexes in each person's life, the author Alfred Adler provides an effective way to overcome inferiority complex, turn inferiority into motivation, pursue excellence, and achieve harmonious development of individuals and society. The whole book is based on the perspective of individual psychology, and uses a large number of exampl —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  16. A Masterpiece of Psychology That You Must Read (All 4 Volumes) Written by (France) Gustave Le Pen, (Austria) Sigmund Freud, (Austria) Zhang Xinjie, (Austria) Alfred Adler, Translated by Zhao Lihui; Zhu Gengsheng; Wang Jinhua; Huang Yonghuacompleted "The Crowd" Le Pen may be the world's most contemptuous person for groups, but also one who understands them. "The Crowd", which he completed in 1895, with prophetic insight, almost succeeded in describing all the major events that shook the world in the next hundred years or so. Including two world wars and numerous democratic revolutions or mass movements. Some people accuse Le Pen of having his theories on groups and leaders used by dictatorial regimes such as Hitler and Mussolini. But de Gau —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  17. Live the Meaning of Life (Austria) Alfred Adlercompleted "Live the Meaning of Life" is a famous book by the famous psychologist Alfred Adler (1870-1937). The English title is What life should mean to you. It is also translated into Chinese as "Inferiority and Transcendence". The book has 12 chapters in total. The book begins with the question: Why are we born? Then it starts from various aspects such as childhood experience, family of origin, school education, adolescent problems, career choices, marriage and love life, etc. It is based on a large num —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  18. Adlerian Positive Psychology (Set of 4 Volumes) Alfred Adler, Mo Yecompleted People are born with the desire for happiness and the pursuit of success, but they may not always get what they want. How do we understand life, how do we view the meaning of life and the value of existence? Adler used the tone of a consultant to explain the relevant issues and basic viewpoints of individual psychology in a simple and easy-to-understand way. This set of books consists of Adler's four classic works: "Beyond Inferiority", "Insight into Human Nature", "Understanding Life" and "Shap —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  19. Inferiority and Transcendence Written by Alfred Adler, Translated by Zhou Xiaojincompleted We all have varying degrees of inferiority complex. The feeling of inferiority is the source of motivation for human beings to improve their own situation and the driving force for human beings to pursue a sense of superiority. In "Inferiority and Transcendence", Adler first coined the term "inferiority complex" and elaborated on the formation of inferiority complex and its impact on personal growth. He taught individuals how to transcend inferiority complex and transform it into the appropriate —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  20. Child Educational Psychology (Austria) Written by Alfred Adler; Translated by Chen Guoxingcompleted This book is Adler's only tutoring book. It mainly focuses on the core issue of how to help children form a correct and healthy personality. He emphasized the need to use correct methods to cultivate children's independence, self-confidence, courage, and their awareness and ability to cooperate with others. Children will inevitably have various problems as they grow up, such as being shy, withdrawn, stuttering, bedwetting, fighting, lying, and even not liking to study. Adler's book also provides —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  21. Insight into Human Nature (Adlerian Psychology Classic) (Austria) Written by Alfred Adler; Translated by Zhang Xiaochencompleted This book is divided into two parts: "Human Behavior" and "Personality Science". The author uses the principles of individual psychology to conduct a scientific analysis of human personality, emphasizing human sociality and social sense, and the role of personal outlook on life and values ​​in the process of forming personality. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  22. Personality Psychology (Guomai Classic) (Austria) Written by Alfred Adler; Translated by Zheng Shiyancompleted This book was first published in 1927. It is the author's speech to popularize psychology to the public. It mainly introduces the basic principles of individual psychology and combines it with a large number of real cases to show the impact of specific life experiences on people's behavior patterns. The book is divided into two parts: "Personality Science" and "Human Behavior". The author uses the principles of individual psychology to conduct a scientific analysis of human personality, emphasiz —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  23. Human Nature You Must Know (O) Alfred Adlercompleted No matter what age or stage you are, human science is a required course. "What You Must Know About Human Nature" aims to popularize the basic principles of individual psychology. Our attitudes toward others depend on our familiarity with them, and this familiarity therefore forms the basis of social interaction. And people's lack of mutual understanding of human nature is the root cause of most difficulties and disagreements in interpersonal communication. This book combines theory with examples —Reads8.9Score—Shelves