Edited by Colin Brett to make Adler's theories accessible to a contemporary audience. An ideal form of social interest should involve a strong sense of community feeling, cooperation and fellowship. Brett also sheds new light on the many other principles with which he is associated, such as inferiority and superiority complexes, childhood memories, spoilt children, the nature of neurosis and the significance of dreams. Essential reading for novice psychologists and seasoned Adlerians alike.