This study edition publishes Alfred Adler's most important German-language works in seven volumes. They document Adler's individual psychological theory development in various fields. The individual volumes, which cost 39.99 euros each separately, are edited and annotated by renowned current authors of individual psychology.

Volume 1: Personality and neurotic development - Early writings (1904-1912). Edited by Almuth Bruder-Bezzel.
Volume 2: On the nervous character (1912). Edited by Karl Heinz Witte, Almuth Bruder-Bezzel, and Rolf Kühn.
Volume 3: Personality theory, psychopathology, psychotherapy (1913-1937). Edited by Gisela Eife.
Volume 4: Writings on education and educational counseling (1913-1937). Edited by Wilfried Datler, Johannes Gstach, and Michael Wininger.
Volume 5: Knowledge of man (1927). Edited by Jürg Rüedi.
Volume 6: The meaning of life (1933). Edited by Reinhard Brunner. - Religion and individual psychology (1933). Edited by Ronald Wiegand.
Volume 7: Culture and society (1897-1937). Edited by Almuth Bruder-Bezzel.

Author: Witte, Karl Heinz (ed.).