Our Inner Conflicts: A Constructive Theory of Neurosis
by Karen Horney
In Our Inner Conflicts, Karen Horney develops a constructive theory of neurosis, delving into the internal conflicts arising from opposing needs and attitudes. This influential psychoanalytic text underscores the impact of social and cultural influences on emotional development, offering pathways to resolve these tensions for healthier psychological functioning.
About This Book
Our Inner Conflicts presents a constructive theory of neurosis developed by Karen Horney, focusing on the internal struggles that shape human behavior.
The book examines how conflicting needs and attitudes within individuals contribute to neurotic patterns, emphasizing a psychoanalytic perspective that prioritizes real-life experiences over purely instinctual drives.
Horney's approach highlights the role of cultural and social factors in the formation of these inner conflicts, providing a framework for therapeutic understanding.
Through this theory, the work aims to foster greater self-awareness and constructive resolution of psychological tensions.
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