Alfred Adler on Wednesdays Evening to the Freud’s (Fifth Part)

Abstract

The Adlerian concept of meaning, of social feeling, of feelings of inferiority, understood as "sensitivity" of an intersubjective nature, would, therefore, have its prodromes precisely in Marx. From these Adlerian arguments, Freud distances himself very decisively, who, being more interested in the intrapsychic, points out during the concluding debate how progress can be conceived as the product of a continuous removal that develops through the centuries, whereby civilization would be the result of the removal of drives, which would "force" him to have to note that "Adler did not prove to us the existence of our conceptual process in Marx. Rather, Adler tried to show the psychological basis of Marx's theses"