The neurotic personality of our time
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Introduction. 1 Cultural and psychological implications of neuroses. 2 Reasons for speaking of a "neurotic personality of our time". 3 Anxiety. 4 Anxiety and hostility. 5 The basic structure of neuroses. 6 The neurotic need for affection. 7 Further characteristics of the neurotic need for affection. 8 Ways of getting affection and sensitivity to rejection. 9 The role of sexuality in the neurotic need for affection. 10 The quest for power, prestige and possession. 11 Neurotic competitiveness. 12 Recoiling from competition. 13 Neurotic guilt feelings. 14 The meaning of neurotic suffering (the problem of masochism). 15 Culture and neurosis
'The purpose I have had in mind in writing this book has been to give an accurate picture of the neurotic person who lives among us, with the conflicts which actually move him, with his anxieties, his suffering and the many difficulties he has in his relations with others as well as with himself. I...have concentrated on the character structure which recurs in nearly all neurotic persons of our time in one or another form.'
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