Our Inner Conflicts by Karen Horney

Our Inner Conflicts by Karen Horney

Horney presents her influential theory of neurosis as arising from genuinely conflicting interpersonal strategies, moving toward, against or away from others, developed in childhood as coping mechanisms that later become sources of real internal conflict.

Horney, a pioneering figure who challenged aspects of Freudian orthodoxy, particularly regarding female psychology, offers a genuinely more socially and interpersonally grounded theory of neurosis that remains influential in psychoanalytic thought today.

An influential psychoanalytic classic from pioneering theorist Karen Horney.

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