by Robert Sardello (Foreword by), Randolph Severson (Author)
Psychology, until this book, has acted as if it is a concerned only with the individual, as if we are not inextricably entwined with history and culture -- these are not 'added on' to the human being, but, truly, while we are individuals, we are bound in soul and spirit and life with others. This most exciting book reveals how the depth psychology of Alfred Adler, is indeed a true dance with others and the world. The writing is scintillating and brilliant, the ideas glow, the thought deeply engaging. A book to be read and savored, slowly, and then, again, like good wine
Author Biography
Randolph Severson Ph.D. is a psychotherapist and writer whose many writings are known for their spirited rhetoric and poetic style. An early student and assistant to James Hillman he holds a doctorate in Existential Phenomenological Psychology from the Institute of Philosophic Studies at the Universaity of Dallas renowned for its Inter-Disciplinary approach to Psychology, Literature, Philosophy and Politics.