One of the main works of the outstanding psychoanalyst Karen Horney, a striking representative of "neo-Freudianism," who challenged the pessimism and therapeutic asceticism of the great Austrian. "Self-Analysis" is a peculiar platform for Horney's theory - the first practical guide to psychoanalysis, helping people overcome their own problems. In all of Horney's works, she reveals the typical internal conflicts of a person, and her typology of characters is a masterfully crafted description of people that not only psychologists and psychotherapists encounter almost daily, but all of us do as well. Horney's books are written in a light, vivid, and colorful language and are understandable even to non-specialists. Incredibly popular in their time, they have not lost their relevance today.
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