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The book is one of the capital works of the second half of the twentieth century. According to Fromm, it continues two tendencies of his previous works - the analysis of selfishness and altruism as two fundamental character orientations.
The work represents a neurotic character, which, according to Adler, can develop even in childhood. He believes that various social factors can lead to the development of a neurotic character based on a feeling of insecurity and inferiority.
The book deals with psychological and sociological aspects of marriage and family, exploring the dynamics of relationships within these institutions.
