Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Psychoanalytic Review, Vol. 4
Such a concept is that Of individual as it has been used in the domain of psychopathology. What constitutes an individual and what defines and limits the individual has never been formulated because it was so Obvious that the questions never were asked, and so the concept individual has gone the broad and easy way toward static concreteness and must needs be rescued, shaken up, rejuvenated, born again in a more plastic state so that it can be moulded and made to fit, in a useful way, into the new structure that is being raised.
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