The Authoritarian Personality
by Theodor Adorno, Daniel J. Levinson, Else Frenkel-Brunswik, R. Nevitt Sanford
The Authoritarian Personality is a foundational study of authoritarianism, prejudice, and the psychological patterns connected with them. Drawing on the work of four influential scholars, it explores how personality and social attitudes intersect, offering an enduring contribution to psychology, sociology, and political thought.
About This Book
The Authoritarian Personality is a landmark work in social psychology by Theodor Adorno, Daniel J. Levinson, Else Frenkel-Brunswik, and R. Nevitt Sanford.
The book examines authoritarianism as a subject of psychological and social inquiry, focusing on the attitudes and personality patterns associated with it.
Its scope includes the study of prejudice and related social attitudes, connecting individual psychology with wider political and cultural concerns.
This edition presents a substantial scholarly contribution to the study of personality, authority, and society.
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