My Thoughts On "The Courage To Be Disliked"

         
Book- The Courage To Be Disliked
Authors- Ichiro Kishima & Fumitake Koga

        This book is a conversational style book. Throughout the book a youth and a philosopher are discussing ways of life and different philosophies to live life by. 
        The books starts when a youth goes to a philosopher to solve or to find answers for the questions he has about life, and from there a dual starts with the philosopher giving answer with the help of different philosophies and the youth finding ways to contradicting these philosophies. The Adlerian psychology is followed by the philosopher and most of his conclusions are based on that theory. 
        The book discusses various topics like value of self, validation from others, Life tasks, Anger, Courage, Inferiority complex, Superiority complex,  Interpersonal relationships, Self-acceptance, Trauma, 
Happiness, and how all problems are Interpersonal relationship problems.
        Is also discusses various philosophies or psychologies like Freudian Etiology(the attributing of causes), Teleology(the attributing of purpose), Nihilism and many more which I either did not understand or missed altogether.
        Hope you got somewhat of a glimpse in the book. Happy reading!
        

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